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But because the Diary Tom only has power if you get close with him emotionally, he can't influence Ginny at all because she's only writing things like "generate an essay on the magical properties of griffon's blood" and treats him like a tool. Hermione talked about how LLMs are unreliable, don't stay on topic, and hallucinate, so whenever Diary Tom tries to convince Ginny he's not a chatbot, she just thinks the diary is faulty.

The gods and demigods she tells these stories to are inspired to write them down. Perse is left to wonder if she is a self-fulfilling prophecy after an Apollo child she recounted Nemo to becomes a scriptwriter for Pixar.

Poseidon runs into the problem of her still being his daughter, so all the non-intervention laws still apply. However, those same laws don't apply to Amphitrite, who finds all sorts of fun ways to spend time with her sister-in-law/stepdaughter. She's also mature enough to do so in a way that won't freak her out. Perse arrives home one day and Amphitrite is just... there, chatting it up with Sally like she isn't the mortal who slept with her husband. Turns out they've been doing this for weeks.

Demeter, like Hera, also tries hanging out in Perse's highschool, but she's even less subtle. I can picture her showing up without even altering her age and lecturing Perse's friends on their eating habits, giving unsettling reasons like 'your untimely deaths due to vitamin deficiency would upset my sister'.

Hestia doesn't need an excuse to spend time with Perse because she's perfect already and everyone is happy to be with her regardless. I imagine she figures it out first of the elder six, perhaps even from when they first meet.

Oh for sure. Metis is a certified narrative haunter, and Perse feels no small amount of guilt being around Athena because of her. How do you just spend time with the daughter of a person you let be eaten?

Also, imagine:

Orpheus: can I please have my wife back.

Perse, seeing a man so loyal that he ventured into the underworld: …babe. <3

Hades: *long suffering sigh*

….

Hercules, trying to steal Cerberus for his task: ?

Perse, appearing out of nowhere: Here’s his treats, his leash, and his favorite toy. I want him back by noon tomorrow. Now get the fuck out of my sight.

I will confess, that idea did get a lot more of my attention than I'd care to admit. It is just a really poetic and thematically appropriate pairing, plus I genuinely think Perse would be happy with it, even if being an Underworld goddess would make intervening in the mythos harder.

Perse: I hear Apollo and Hermes are having a spat. Something about a banjo that could only produce obscene animal noises?

Zeus: Yes, well, those two been plaguing Olympus with random acts of mischief for months now. It was only a matter of time before they turned on one another. Such juvenile behaviour, wouldn't you agree?

Perse: I suppose you're right.

*random explosion in the distance*

Perse: Strange though, Hermes swears he had no idea Apollo planned to use that instrument at his concert, and Apollo says the request came from an 'anonymous sponsor' on the Council. Had to be somebody pretty high up on the totem pole to change an entire performance like that.

Zeus: Hermes always was a crafty one.

Perse: Right.

Hermes, distantly: DAMN IT APOLLO, I'M GOING TO MAKE YOU WISH PYTHON HAD EATEN YOU!

Zeus: ... so, are you going to tell them?

Annabeth, Perse and Grover are at McDonalds or something and fucking Zeus shows up, orders them all an extravagant meal and then makes cryptic threats to the minimum wage workers about the principles of xenia. They somehow manage to impress him and get paid in golden drachma.

Or Perse is at a skate park and suddenly Hades arrives, dressed up in safety gear because 'do you know how many mortals die from doing this?' and still ends up stacking. Meanwhile Perse and Nico are nearby feeling the full force of second-hand embarrassment.

Clarisse: Awesome, now you can use goddess powers and kick some titan ass!

Perse: Whatever you say... granddaughter.

Meanwhile Perse is at school and wondering why the art kids keep taking photos of her.

The basic idea is that it isn't just the Greek Perse who is reborn, but her Roman aspect as well. They share a body and work together to solve problems. Constance has a better time with her dyslexia, since English still uses Latin characters, while Perse fits in easily at the Greek camp and excels in unconventional thinking.