'Watch it, freak!' Posey yelled. (Princess Diaries anyone!!!)
  Agnes shrunk away from the mean girl. 'Whatever you say, Kensley.'
  Posey smirked and slapped her. 'There.'
  Agnes felt a tugging sensation and tried to control her anger. One.. Two... Three...
  The wave of darkness she expelled rolled off weakly, due to Agnes's controlling.
  'Stop that, Chinese!' another girl shouted. 'Or should I say, Hong Kong Person?'
  A boy snickered. She whirled towards him and sent him a glare that made him back away.
  Males. The ones that always set her off, though she had an idea why. Males made her angry.
  She put her book into her locker but was immediately snatched by Posey. She started to flip through it.
  'Greek mythology? Only you would read this stuff, geek.'
  She reached for her thickest book, but a girl restrained her. 'You would only hurt yourself,' she warned.
  Posey sniggered. 'Yeah, only yourself. Your pretty face would be ruined!'
  The girl who was restraining her silenced Posey with a glare. She pulled her into a portal she created. No surprise there.
  They fell onto the smooth marble on the Mount Olympus throne room.
  'Mom,' Agnes sat up, 'why are we here?'
  Artemis looked at her directly. 'The Ancient Laws are burned to a crisp. We are able to interfere in demigod quests. You are going to Camp Half-Blood today.'
  'What? Me? Why?'
  'There will be a war,' Artemis told her. 'A war you a taking part in, the main demigod of the prophecy. You will go to Camp Half-Blood and be claimed as a daughter of Athena.'
  'Athena?' Agnes asked, plainly confused.
  'Yes, Athena,' Artemis smirked. 'Not me. If the campers find out we will be in more trouble than ever.'
  'Why not Zeus?' Agnes asked.
  Artemis sighed. 'You can change your appearance, I guess.'
  'How?' Agnes questioned. 'You'd dye my hair? Use magic to change my eye color?'
  Agnes's mother chuckled softly. 'Or perhaps you change your appearance by yourself.'
  Agnes stared at her. 'I can?'
  'Try it, Agnes,' Artemis smiled, 'I'm sure you would enjoy it greatly.'
  P!nk's Try flashed through her mind as she changed it, now having brilliant blue eyes and blond hair instead of midnight black eyes and black raven hair.
  'Daughter of Zeus,' she proclaimed proudly.
  Zeus flashed in. 'You are the only sibling in the Zeus cabin, if you choose me as your temporary godly parent.'
  Agnes frowned. 'Oh.'
  Athena flashed in as well. 'That's why being my temporary daughter is much better.'
  Zeus and Artemis glared at her.
  Ignoring the glares, she continued. 'You can have Annabeth by your side.'
  Agnes shrugged. She didn't care if the demigods at Camp Half-Blood would boycott her like Camp Jupiter did. Well, most of Camp Jupiter did. Jason, Piper, Reyna, Frank, Hazel and Rysa, her constant companion didn't. So the camp boycotted them too, despite having Frank and Reyna as their praetors.
  She considered. 'Fine. Daughter of Athena, then.'
  There was a slight hint of satisfaction as Athena nodded, though Agnes wasn't sure the other gods could see it.
  Agnes changed from having blue eyes to having stormy gray eyes, just like Annabeth. Anyone could've mistaken her as Annabeth's twin.
  'You must get back,' Artemis said. She handed her a magical item that could change into any weapon she wanted, and would shrink back to a tattoo of a little doe on her hand.
  'Tap it,' Artemis taught her. 'It will turn into the weapon of your choice. If it is a bow, a quiver full of arrows that never runs out will appear on your back. If it is any short-distance weapon, a shield will appear in your right hand, as you are left-handed.'
  Agnes stared at her. 'I am?'
  Athena rolled her eyes. 'Of course you are.'
  'Um, yeah,' Agnes said.
  'My present. Though I wonder why do you need it.' Athena rolled her eyes again. 'This is an invisibility cap like the Yankees cap Annabeth wore, but with different decorations.'
  Agnes glanced at it. 'Mickey Mouse and Pluto? Seriously?' she protested.
  Athena smiled sheepishly. 'You did like Mickey Mouse when you were younger.'
  'Aunt Athena, I like Pluto, not Mickey.'
  Athena's eyes sparkled with amusement. 'Did you now? I remember you begging Hephaestus to make some Mickey Mouse toys.'
  Agnes sat a chair Artemis gave her. 'Well, I like Pluto now, and that's final. Please, Athena, please, change that to Pluto.'
  Athena scrunched her eyebrows. 'I'll change it to Panic! At The Disco.'
  'Just do a Punk cap.'
  'We do not have time for this.' Athena changed it into a cap with the message 'Punk ya gonna be dead' message.
  Agnes liked it right away and thanked the goddess of wisdom before she jumped into the portal Zeus created.
  She landed perfectly on the floor with her head slamming the floor. 'Ow,' she muttered.
  She heard the lunch bell ringing and hurried to the cafeteria, where she noticed two new people - a boy and a girl.
  The boy had messy black hair and a tanned skin and muscles. He also had scary sea-green eyes that scanned the room.
  The girl had blond hair and stormy gray eyes, and both had scars everywhere on their body.
  She recognized them immediately. Percy and Annabeth, she nearly said out loud to the quiet cafeteria.
  Annabeth noticed Agnes staring and quickly planted a kiss on his lips. Agnes shrugged and sent her a message through thinking, a power she had learned when she was six.
  I don't want your boyfriend.
  Annabeth jumped. She looked at Agnes directly and pointed at her. Percy nodded vigorously. They went over and sat by me.
  'Hello,' Percy smiled. 'I'm Percy Jackson. Who are you?'
  Agnes tried to look innocent, a look she has perfected due to playing tricks with Hermes so often. 'Agnes. That's -'
  'Annabeth Chase,' Annabeth said.
  Duh, Agnes thought to herself.
  Percy nodded. 'Um... You're a de -'
  Annabeth kicked him under the table. Agnes knew it, because Percy yelped and caused everyone to look at him.
  'Oops,' Percy muttered.
  Agnes rolled her eyes. 'Gods, Jackson,' she muttered under her breath, 'did you really have to make a scene?'

After lunch, Percy and Annabeth dragged her to the playground, where a chariot was waiting.
  'Where's your satyr?' Percy said.
  She shook her head. 'I don't have a satyr.'
  'What?' Annabeth practically yelled. 'A lot of monsters must've attacked you!'
  Agnes wanted to say she had been to quite a few quests in Camp Jupiter, but stopped herself just in time.
  'Get in,' Percy said. 'It's a wonder monsters haven't attacked yet.'
  I think the Council's keeping them away to avoid blowing off my cover, she thought of herself.
  Suddenly she stumbled.
  Annabeth caught her just in time. 'What's wrong?'
  'Nothing,' Agnes lied.
  In fact, she was always weak when sunset comes. She always feels light-headed with a slight headache.
  She glanced outside. It was sunset. That explains it.
  Annabeth pulled her in and Percy reined the pegasi.
Annabeth's POV
  Agnes didn't look surprised when she saw the pegasi. When I pulled her in, I started explaining what I call the 'Demigod Talk'.
  'You, Agnes, are a demigod, a daughter of a god or goddess,' I said. She didn't look surprised, either.
  'I have my mom,' she said. 'I don't have a dad.'
  'That means you have a god as your godly parent.' I told her.
  She shrugged. 'If you say so.'
  'Also,' Percy said, 'I'm the son of Poseidon.'
  'I'm a daughter of Athena,' I added.
  She nodded, still unsurprised. 'So you're Greeks?'
  I nodded.
  'What's it with Greeks and Romans,' she muttered under her breath.
  'Romans?' Percy said. 'Annabeth, you hold the reins for a while.'
  I held it while Percy showed his SPQR tattoo. She looked at it and I noticed her hurriedly pulling the sleeve of her shirt.
  'One year?' she said.
  Percy stared at Agnes. 'How did you know?'
  'I'm clever,' she stated, 'and sassy.'
  How in Hades did she know Percy likes thinking he's sassy?
  'We survived Tartarus,' Percy told her. 'That's why we have all these scars.'
  Agnes clapped. 'Good job surviving, then.'
  She smiled at me. Her gray eyes, like me, sparkled proudly.
  How did she do that? One minute we were strangers, and the second we were friends. I guess that's just her personality, I guess.
  I saw the lake and took my hands away from the reins. The chariot started to fall.
  'PERCY!' I yelled.
  He hurried over and made a safe landing.
  'This,' I said, 'is Camp Half-Blood.'
  'This is better than my old camp,' she said.
  The demigods crowded around us. Suddenly they parted their way as Chiron galloped through. I expected Agnes's jaw to drop, but instead she widened her eyes.
  'Chiron,' she spoke.
  'My dear,' Chiron said grimly. 'We have a lot to say. Agnes, come join me in the Big House.' 

Ya like it? I know this idea is kind of overused(WhelderBrother I'm looking at you, who said I stole people's ideas?) but I wanted to give it a go. Anyways Y.M.C.A. everyone and BYE :)
Daughterofartemis - signing off
P.S. I notice I haven't been doing this for a while. I mean the whole 'Daughterofartemis - signing off' thing. Also, should I change it to 'doa signing off'? Give me your opinions of this ending! I love ya everyone!!!!!