Wednesday, December 19, 2012

See you in the New Year!

Just to let you know, due to my mom’s excessive Pandora use (it takes a ton of data) we have used more than half of our data use for this month.  So to keep from going over I am only allowed to use internet for facebook and e-mail until January 11, 2013. So I will not be posting during that time even if I use library internet, because my library blocks blogger.  I promise that I'll
 post in the New Year. ♥
warriorsandPJ




Monday, December 17, 2012

Update

I now have an e-mail for this blog, contant me at percyjacksonfansuniteblog@gmail.com.
Please do not send spam.
If you have a Percy Jackson fan fiction or a drawing you want me to post just send it in with the name you want me to use to credit it. (ie: "This drawing/story was drawn/written by ____ )
Thanks!

A Day At The Beach

Here is a fan-fiction I wrote! Enjoy.
(the picture at the bottom was NOT drawn by me.)


A day at the beach

A Percabeth fan-fic by warriorsandPJ

 

     “Look, there’s one!” Annabeth pointed ahead, “And it’s close to the beach.”
We were at a local beach, and we’d been circling the parking lot for half an hour now looking for a parking spot.  A parking spot this close? It was too good to be true.  I pulled forward and saw something. A car, in the supposedly open space. “Another small car.” I sighed, you think the space is open then you get closer and see a stupid small car there.
       “We’ll just have to park farther back.” Annabeth said.
        “Aww, we have a ton of stuff to carry.” I complained.
“You have a lot of stuff to carry, Annabeth pointed out, poking me with her blueprints, “I’ll be scoping out the perfect sand-castle location.”
   “You need blueprints for a sand-castle?” I asked, looking at her out of the corner of my eye as I pulled my step-fathers Prius into a faraway parking space.
“Duh,” Annabeth rolled her eyes at me, “I’ve been planning this for weeks.”
            Yes, I propose a romantic day at the beach and my girlfriend wants to build a sand-castle. Oh well.
       I got out of the car and went to open the trunk, “You are going to help carry all this, right?”
Annabeth ruffled my hair, “Of course, I’ll carry this,” she picked up the cooler with our lunch in it and her bag. “You can get the rest, right?” she grinned at me and I couldn’t resist.
  “Fine.” I grumbled as I picked up the shovels, and the buckets and everything else Annabeth had insisted we would need for the perfect sand-castle.

 

          Later, after we found the perfect spot, I was exhausted. Annabeth had changed her mind several times. “Is this spot good?” I asked. We were a long way down the beach and there were hardly any people over here.
      “Perfect.”  Annabeth pulled out the picnic blanket and laid it out, placing our shoes on the corners to keep it from blowing away.  
   “So can we eat now?” I asked.
   “Yeah, then we’ll build the perfect sand-castle.”
  “What about swimming?” I protested.
“You’re supposed to wait half an hour after eating, plus it’s harder to build a sand-castle when you’re all wet.” Remarked Annabeth as she pulled out our sandwiches and pop.
  “That’s a myth. And I’ll still be dry.” I argued.
“But I won’t.” she gave me a look
    “Oh fine, we’ll build the sandcastle first.” I sighed, defeated.  “You wanted the turkey sandwich, right?” I asked, reaching for the cooler, “Because the roast beef one is mine.”
   “Hmm, yeah, sure.” Said Annabeth, already absorbed in her blueprints.
“But I’ll eat yours too, if you don’t.” I threatened, waving the baggie with her sandwich in it in front of her face.
Annabeth looked up and grabbed for her sandwich, “I’ll eat it.”
 I pulled the bag out of her reach, “Put the blueprints away, I don’t want to eat alone, and when you get absorbed in your projects you don’t hear anything I say.”
Annabeth smiled and put away the blueprints, “You’re right.”
  “Yeah, wait? I am?”  I acted shocked, “I’m never right.”
Annabeth rolled her eyes and lightly smacked my arm. “Eat, I want to get started.”
  “Fine,” I mimed shoving my whole sandwich in my mouth and Annabeth laughed at me.
   “What?” I protested as I took a huge bite, “It’s two o’clock and I’m hungry.” I mumbled through my mouthful of sandwich, even though my mom would scold me about manners.

 

                      “Okay, first we need to make a level surface to build it on.” Said Annabeth after lunch as we prepared to start the sandcastle.
   “Okay, easy.” I swiped my arm along the sand, making a fairly flat area down near the surf.
  “Wait, hold on, that won’t do.” Scolded Annabeth. “It’s way too close to the water and it’s not flat.”
I inspected it, “It looks flat… and you can’t build a castle with dry sand.” I pointed out.
  Annabeth tossed me a bucket, “That is not flat, and we are going to build it with wet sand, just away from the waves.” She walked over above the waterline a few feet. “Right here. I’ll make it level while you fill some buckets with wet sand.”
              There’s no arguing with Annabeth so I picked up a shovel and started filling the bucket.  And Annabeth is picky about her castle building sand. First it was too wet and then it was too dry.  I didn’t see the problem, the sand seemed fine to me.
     “Now we can start the castle.” Said Annabeth, picking up a bucket of wet sand.  I watched her carry the heavy bucket over there and smiled, Annabeth is one of the strongest girls I know. I picked up a bucket and joined her. I was about to dump out my bucket when Annabeth stopped me.
  “You don’t just dump it out.” She said as she grabbed a smaller shovel that I think is called a trowel. “First we need to make the base.” She scooped sand out of the bucket and formed it into a large rectangle, “Then we make the next level.”

 

     With Annabeth instructing me we soon finished the castle, it was extremely detailed, with turrets and windows and molded doors.
   “Now we dig the moat.” Annabeth exclaimed, “We need to dig it so that it comes downhill to here from the ocean. You start over there at the water, but keep the water from entering the moat until I’m done over here.”
    “Okay, downhill trench. Easy.” I grabbed a shovel, headed down to the surf and started digging.
            A few minutes later my trench reached the castle, “Wait, why we do we need a trench from the ocean, I could have just filled the moat without it.”
   “This looks better.” Annabeth said simply. “Now, let the water in slowly.”
  I stopped holding the water back from the start of the trench and the water started flowing down into the moat.
  Annabeth looked at her blueprints, “Perfect.”
“Wait,” I said kneeling down by the castle, “It needs one more thing.”
  “What?” Annabeth asked, “We finished it, it’s just fine.”
I grinned and made some of the water in the moat rise up and form a small monster, “The castle has no defenses.” I made the monster head toward the castle.
 Annabeth rolled her eyes, “Oh Seaweed Brain.”
 

Saturday, December 15, 2012

The Prophesy of Seven.

Seven half-bloods shall answer the call,
to storm or fire the world must fall.
An oath to keep with a final breath,
and foes bear arms to the doors of death.
 
The seven are, Percy, Annabeth, Piper, Leo, Frank, Hazel and Jason.
:)
 
I think 'an oath to keep with a final breath' means that Hazel is going to die.
I think she's going to be the one to close the Doors of Death from the inside.
Because they have to be closed from both sides and whoever closes them from the Tarturus side will not be able to leave Tarturus.
So I think Hazel is going to volenteer to do it.

Friday, December 14, 2012

The Main Characters

Here are the main characters in the first series, (also everyone but Rachel has been in the second series)
Unfortunatly I have no pictures of Tyson. :'(
 
 






Thursday, December 13, 2012

Percabeth

Isn't this just the cutest? Percy and Annabeth are 12 on the left and 16 on the right.

Now I'm fairly sure that the one on the right is supposed to be them when they're on a date for their one month annaversary in Percy Jackson and The Staff of Hermes, a short story in the bounus book The Demigod diaries.

This one is them when they had lunch in Rome before Annabeth went to follow the Mark of Athena.

This is an awesome one with a quote from the fifth book. :)

This is them falling into tarturus in the second to last chapter in The Mark of Athena. I nearly cried when I read this part. "As long as we're together."

This is part of the reunion sceen :D before she judo flipped him . . .


I also like this one of them, only Percy is making a weird face...........

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

The Lightning Theif.

This is the cover of the first book.
Now today I don't have a lot of time to post so this will be a fairly short post.


Now here is mister Percy Jackson himself. ^
He is the main character of the first series and he is also the narator. The first five books are all read from his point of veiw.
Now in all post from now on I will be posting as if you have read all the books.
Because this blog is more for people who have already read all the books that are out.

Thursday, December 6, 2012

All the pictures collected in one post.

These are all the pictures I will be posting about.
I just felt like collecting them all in one post first, before I talked about them one at a time. Click one to view in slide-show mode.


























and actuly . . . this is going to take too long, I'll do more tomorrow and next week I'll get into one by one things and I'll comment on the pictures. :D
I have 169 pictures to talk about.


EDIT: Wow I didn't end up blogging like I thought I was. Anyway, the answer to bonus question 2 is my fave Percy Jackson book is The Sea of Monsters. :)