Just here

Just completed Hazel's PoV of Nico's coming out. It's right here.

What if, it wasn't something that genuine, but rather for Nico it was just a sign of his maladaptive tendencies? The relationship is a way for him to gain access to friends, and help (therapy with Dionysus) which he would otherwise not have. He doesn't do this consciously; these factors just mask their incompatibility and make Nico dismiss his concerns and doubts about it.

In other words Canon!Nico feels like sex-neutral grey-asexual or demi-asexual, if you know what I mean. Like, I once ready someone describe him as "he doesn't feel attraction most of the time, maybe just 5%" and that seems most fitting to me.

"The my headcanon is canon" vibes ho hard here.

Firstly, it was named "Andromeda", perhaps as a taunt to Percy.

As for planting those items and stealing them, it was the prerequisite for starting the godly war. So it made more sense to thieve from the "outcast" and the king of the gods himself.

If memory serves, the whole "Kronos needs a host" commences from Battle of the labyrinth, so there's that.

An important part of the series in the second half is the resurrection of typhon, who, in the riordanverse and mythology happens to be the enemy of Gods. Sorry, but Poseidon is putting his self-preservation over siding with his son, he was never going to side with them.

No offense, but this is one of the most absurd things I've read in a long time.

Firstly, yes Percy's "rise" absolutely was planned. He was earmarked for the prophecy by Hera herself, for logic's sake. She orchestrated the unison plan of the two camps, and Percy's rise was a part of the same.

The reason Jason couldn't "ascend" is because Camp Halfblood and Camp Jupiter are structured in radically different ways, with different hierarchies. The power is held by Praetors in Camp Jupiter. At halfblood, the main powers lie with Mr. D, Chiron, partly with the Cabin Heads, who have some decision-making authority in crises. So, feel free to skip the maudlin sap.

As a biology enthusiast and student, the transplant and invasive species metaphor is also so misplaced. Both of them were Hera's transplants in a way.