****Percy****

I was so happy, my Annabeth was finally going to the same school as me. Now, all of my friends were here. I smiled at her in our desks. Piper and Jason came by us, too. "Piper, Jason! Good to see you two," I laughed. "You too," they said at the same time, making them blush furiously. "Awww!' Annabeth giggled. "Shut up!" They said at the same time, again, making them blush harder. 

"Hey," We heard a voice. Annabeth spun around, only to punch Nico in the face. "OH MY GODS, NICO I AM SO SORRY!" She cried. "It's fine, it's fine," he mumbled. "Why are you in this class, Nico? You're younger than us," I smirked. "Yeah, but I'm not stupid. They moved me up a few grades for a few classes." He rolled his eyes. "...Nico, are you sure you're okay? Your nose..." Annabeth worried. "I'm fine. Look," he healed his nose...somehow. I didn't know he could do that. 

"Okay, class!" Nico came to sit next to the four of us. She took attendance, but I almost messed up saying the word "here". I was distracted by how excited I was for Annabeth to be here. "So we are starting off the year with Ancient Greece," the teacher smiled. We all looked at each other, almost bursting out laughing, even Nico. "Well, you five obviously think something is hilarious. You, that boy in the black, tell me the name of a Greek god," she snapped. Nico mumbled something under his breath. "What?" The teacher asked. He said it louder. "Hades," he said. Everyone laughed except us and the teacher. "Of course the punk goth kid knows the answer," Kianna snickered. "I just like black. But I have friends. Unlike you," Nico laughed. "What's he gonna do? Speak in Greek?" Kianna laughed. Nico stood up and turned. "Eimai o gios tou Adi," he said, emotionless. Immediately understanding, Annabeth said "Eimai i kori tis Athinas," "Eimai i kori tis Afroditis," I heard Piper say a-matter-of-factly. "Eimai o gios tou Dia," Jason laughed. Finally understanding, I said, "Eimai o goas tou Poseidona." If you hadn't noticed, we were simply saying 'I am the son/daughter of (our godly parent),' in Ancient Greek. Thankfully, no one understood and the teacher simply said, "thank you, kids."

After class we decided we would find everyone and have a party after school in my dorm room. Everyone had their own, so, it was just okay to hang out without anyone disrupting. I kissed Annabeth, proving to everyone again that she was mine. "I'll see you soon," Annabeth told me, as she headed to her next class with Piper.

(Author's Note)

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