This is Saturday's update. I had access to wifi and decided to upload it today. Enjoy!

Percy arrived in China around 7pm China time.

Now when he arrived he noticed 3 things:

Dyslexia and Chinese letters do not like each other.

He landed next to a horse stable.

The horses were not tied up, and were all staring at him.

My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord!

Percy did the only thing he could.

Run.

Run like his life depended on it.

Because it kind of did.

"Ahhh!!!!!"

My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord!

Percy tore through the country streets of China, screaming bloody murder while running from the horses.

It seemed they wanted to play.

Like horses in China don't get to play.

Sigh.

As Percy barreled the streets, he couldn't help but wonder how this came to be.

Percy Jackson, Savior of Olympus, terrified of horses.

Yeah.

He's faced down ticked off immortals, an enraged Annabeth, and a sugar crazed Clarisse, but put him with a stampede of mental-speaking horses, and he'd rather the Clarisse.

Even if she was on steroids at the time.

I mean, it only happened once.

As he ran, Percy passed a small bookstore. Inside the window, he saw a book that caught his terror-stricken gaze.

He obviously couldn't read it, much less pause to look at the cover, but from what he'd seen, it looked like that Percy Jackson book he'd told Harry about oh-so-many-chapters before.

Well if that wasn't something to be worried about, then Percy didn't want to know what was.

People in China knew him?

That's just not okay.

As he continued to run, Percy had the mental imagine of him in cartoon form, running with a dust cloud behind him over the Great Wall, which he was about to crash in to.

SPLAT!!

Whoops.

Percy looked around once more.

He gave a sigh of relief before he heard the fateful words...

My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord! My lord!