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And should I go through with this change?

Also, I've had an idea. So one thing I've always liked was the idea of a difference between platonic and romantic soulmates. Imo, it makes things more interesting. So, what if Cassandra and Apollo were never meant to be romantic soulmates? What if they were supposed to be platonic soulmates? It could explain why Kassandra's soulmate marks resemble shackles on her wrists. It's because Apollo has twisted their bond, warping it to chain her to him.

Though considering Apollo's love life, it's easy to add a tragic element to it. Perhaps Apollo's trauma around losing his lovers has made him incapable of accepting the idea of platonic soulmates.

I also like the idea of there being an element of choice here, with humans and gods being able to choose if their relationship with their soulmate is platonic or romantic: so, for example, Ares and Enyo is platonic, Athena and Pallas were heading towards a romantic relationship when Pallas tragically died, Ariadne and Dionysus is romantic, Aphrodite and Hephaestus attempted to have a romantic soulmate relationship but it didn’t work out so they are strictly platonic, etc.

(also, this is not limited to male/female relationships, Phobos and Deimos have a platonic soulmate relationship, as do the Dioscuri for obvious reasons)

Kassandra wanted a platonic relationship, for a multitude of reasons, but Apollo, even not knowing she was his soulmate, wanted it to be romantic.

And he definitely wants it to be romantic now that he’s found her, while Kassandra is struggling on what she wants, all the while knowing that she could very well die again during the coming war.

Kass’s soulmarks should definitely be a red flag. But she keeps them covered, as is only polite among mortals as 99.99% of them do not have soulmates, so most people think it’s just a fashion statement, because why would any person have more than one soulmark?

Would it be possible to have more than one soulmate due to the choice element of the bond? If so, I have a few fun ideas for a potential second soulmate for Kass: Artemis, Hestia, Aphrodite, Demeter, Styx, and Nyx.

And should I go through with this change?

Also, I've had an idea. So one thing I've always liked was the idea of a difference between platonic and romantic soulmates. Imo, it makes things more interesting. So, what if Cassandra and Apollo were never meant to be romantic soulmates? What if they were supposed to be platonic soulmates? It could explain why Kassandra's soulmate marks resemble shackles on her wrists. It's because Apollo has twisted their bond, warping it to chain her to him.

Though considering Apollo's love life, it's easy to add a tragic element to it. Perhaps Apollo's trauma around losing his lovers has made him incapable of accepting the idea of platonic soulmates.

Sally Jackson and Poseidon have a baby boy, Perseus, who is not the reincarnation of Odysseus. He dies from SIDS. Sally, grief-stricken, prays to Poseidon. Angered and grieved, certain that this is a punishment from Styx, Poseidon storms into the underworld to get his baby’s soul back. But he can’t.

So instead, he steals the soul of Odysseus from Elysium. Because fuck that guy and him getting happiness and being with his son when Poseidon can’t have that. And Poseidon knows Odysseus would go ballistic and come after him if he kidnapped Telemachus.

given that Odysseus’s body reforms around him after the impromptu and accidental resurrection, Poseidon turns him into an infant and hands him off to Sally, changing her memories so she thinks Odysseus is Percy. Poseidon takes the real Percy’s body to Atlantis to give him a funeral.

Penelope and Telemachus will be breaking out of the underworld at some point to get their husband/father back.

Thalia is the reincarnation of Anticlea.

(thanks for the idea @spasticon1, it is now consuming all my thoughts 😂)

She gets to wake up as an adult instead of a child after being a tree. The first thing she sees is her son (who looks like he’s 13) and thinks she’s fully dead and back in the underworld.

Odysseus is almost sorry that he has to explain the whole fucked up situation he got pulled into. Thalia is going to be furious and seeking to claim custody of her son.

The reason that Poseidon couldn't grab baby Percy's soul was because Melinoe had him. Styx's curse was not at fault for his death, but that doesn't stop the Sea God from blaming the Goddess of Hatred anyway. The Ghost Queen was also fully aware that he would come to steal his son's soul from the Underworld. So she grabbed the little soul and went to her Dad's palace to keep it away from her grief-stricken uncle.

However, Melinoe didn't expect to get attached to baby Percy. Now she was considering having a Demigod of her own. Hades is not prepared for that conversation.

Odysseus was just minding his own business when Poseidon barged into Elysium. When he learned why, he tried to offer the Sea God his condolences. After all, anything else would've crossed a line. (Plus, his wife would've made him sleep on the couch for a month.) Alas, his attempt seemed to piss off Poseidon. Thus, the kidnapping.

Hades is livid when he finds out. Because this was a violation of his domain. His kingdom. On top of that, his brother's stunt was beyond petty. So, he decides to be equally petty and calls Athena tells her what happened. Thus, unleashing the wrath of Mama Owl upon Poseidon.

He also pretends to not notice Penelope and Telemachus sneaking out of the Underworld.

I feel so sorry for Sally. The poor thing is just a victim in all this. She is going to need lots of therapy. Regardless, the inevitable conversation between her and Thalia is going to be very messy.

How does Zeus feel about this mess? About the fact that Odysseus is now his grandson?

Which has given me an idea. What if Aphrodite has been neglecting her Areia aspect? What if this got to the point whare it chose to sever itself from her as a survival mechanism? Except, Aphrodite herself doesn't realize that's what happened. From her perspective, she simply lost that domain due to neglect.

Meanwhile, the essence of her Areia aspect falls from Olympus. Far too weak to sustain itself, it soon latches onto the first person it finds: Sally Jackson. Nine months later, she gives birth to a daughter: Cypris Aria Jackson. (I got the idea for the name Cypris from one of Aphrodite's epithets. Thought it was rather fitting. lol)

Aka: Fem!Percy is the reincarnation of Aphrodite Areia and has spent the last twelve years evolving into her own person. Dionysus is the first to figure this out and has no idea how to handle it.

oooooh

you have such amazing ideas I love it!

(not to be weird but it’s ideas like this that make me wish I could crawl inside your mind and hang out sometimes)

Dionysus stares at Aphrodite Areia/Cypris Aria Jackson and dearly wishes for a drink. This is the weirdest version of the Greek-Roman schism (and he’s not sure if that’s what it is) he has ever seen. However, it’s not his problem.

Aphrodite can deal with this rogue aspect of hers that is running around pretending to be a demigod. Probably to spend time with her children (still it’s a weird way to go about it but Dionysus won’t judge her for it).

Dionysus isn’t getting paid to deal with this.

Aeria gets upset and offended when her children are treated as afterthoughts who can’t fight (even if she doesn’t know they’re hers). She may have went a little overboard inspiring Cabin 10 to take part in Capture the Flag as the children of Aphrodite found something inside them waking up and the desire to fight took over them and they actually won the game instead of the Ares, Athena or Hermes cabins.

having Aphrodite Aeria fighting Ares on the beach is going to be very interesting, and he would absolutely have picked up on the fact that part of Aphrodite he hasn’t seen in far too long is standing in front of him, even with Kronos manipulating him (he probably thinks it’s just a new game she’s playing) and plays along. (He would probably go with them to the water park make sure this part of Aphrodite who seems to think she is mortal doesn’t set off any traps)

The fight on the beach essentially counts as foreplay in Ares’s mind, he’s thrilled when she lands a hit on him, encouraging her to do it again. Hopefully Cypris remembers who she is or this could get really weird and potentially embarressing or make Poseidon or someone try to kill him.

Dionysus observes Cypris for the week leading up to the quest. Despite wanting nothing to do with this, he does it anyway. Something about this was... off. Aphrodite has never been affected by the Greek-Roman schism. So, it was very strange for her to suddenly have a schism. Plus, Areia was a little too convincing with her demigod act.

Things change when Poseidon successfully claims her. For that's when Dionysus realized it wasn't an act. Aphrodite's rogue aspect was mortal. Not just mortal, she was a demigod, a daughter of Poseidon. One who deeply loved her mother, Sally. Suddenly, this felt more like his own situation with Zagreus.

Once again, Dionysus wished for a drink. This was going to be a mess.

After decades of no one taking Cabin 10 seriously, Camp Half-Blood received a nasty wake-up call. They had forgotten there was a reason the Spartans worshiped Aphrodite as a war goddess. And the children of Aphrodite had given them a harsh reminder of it. Of course, this did lead to some side effects. Quite a few children of Ares developed a crush on the Aphrodite kids after having their asses kicked. Among them was Clarisse, who had a bisexual awakening in the form of her friend Silena.

It took Ares longer than he liked to realize Areia was mortal. A mortal who was only twelve years old. A mortal girl who had no idea she was Aphrodite's missing Areia aspect. A mortal girl who's grown into her own person. When he realizes his, Ares promptly banishes all the thoughts he's been having.

At this point, he is too busy fighting Kronos' influence, which he's finally become aware of. Which is trying to goad him into killing Cypris. He is unable to give her the truth that she deserves to hear. So instead, he warns her to bring Grover and Annabeth with her to Olympus, for she will need their support. Then he leaves to find Apollo.

Oh, things are a complete disaster when Cypris goes to Olympus. She, along with Zeus and Poseidon, discovers she is Aphrodite Aeria. It soon leads to a full council meeting. One that even Hades and Hestia are told to attend.

Cypris, however, freaks out when Zeus proposes forcing her back into Aphrodite. Even if she didn't completely disappear, her individuality would be gone. A fact that terrifies her.

This, of course, sends the meeting into chaos. For now, the gods of Olympus had an unprecedented ethical dilemma. An aspect of a god that had separated from the whole and grown into her own person. One that didn't want to rejoin the rest of herself. To give up her own individuality.

(Anyone else getting Tuvix vibes from this? This kinda feels similar, but with the opposite problem. lol)

Just had an idea! What if Cypris' individuality had some unexpected effects? Hephestus is a decent guy overall, yet Aphrodite never gave him a fair chance. Perhaps she feels an odd guilt for how the Goddess of Love treated him. So when she learns the truth, she does something that Aphrodite never did: she apologizes to Hephestus.

This could create a lot of conflict between her and Aphrodite. It could even make Cypris more reluctant to rejoin with her. Plus, you would have Hephestus being intrigued by Cypris. (Is it obvious that I feel bad for the guy? XD)

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Sally Jackson dies from a monster attack when Percy is 3-4 years old, and Poseidon takes the traumatized toddler to the first person he can think of that even Zeus and Hades won’t dare to cross:

Rhea

What if this was added to the Pallas!FemPercy AU? I think this idea could be a fun spin on that AU. Plus, I could see her being a huge supporter of Pallas x Athena. (Much to Poseidon's horror. lol)

Poseidon sees Triton distracted, asking what is wrong and being shrugged off before Triton suddenly relaxes. and then a desperate mortal’s prayer reaches Poseidon instead of its intended target…begging for her daughter’s life. Despite every instinct telling him not to, Poseidon goes to investigate and finding a little girl, pretty much a baby still, curled up underneath the dying body of a mortal woman. And she looks exactly like Pallas as a little child.

knowing that his brothers could easily mistake the girl for his child, Poseidon scoops the toddler up and takes her to his own mother, making sure to take care of the mortal’s body—he might not know who she was, but she died so that her child might live and that should be honored (he ends up giving her a sea burial as he wasn’t sure what else to do…officially, Sally and Pallas Jackson simply disappear, no one looking for them, no one mourning or missing them) and does his best to forget the encounter after Triton makes it clear he does not want to discuss it when Poseidon brings it up.

Rhea adores her little great-granddaughter, raising her the way she wished that she could raise her own children. She does go and take Sally and Pallas’s valuables from their apartment, wanting Pallas to have something to remember her mother by.

sooner or later, Athena drops by for a visit, and Pallas latches onto her like a barnacle…

(eventually Minerva shows up instead of Athena, and Pallas doesnt really understand why her friend is acting so different, but she’s a little girl and a demigod of the sea so she, you might say, goes with the flow. it turns out to be really good for Minerva, as Pallas is very sympathetic (though not understanding) when she goes on rants about the Romans. Minerva/Athena figures out quickly (and in large part thanks to Rhea, who had a vision of some things she refuses to talk about) that Pallas Jackson is her Pallas.

it is odd to be in a child-form the first time she tries it to be more on an even level with Pallas—as Athena has rarely, if ever taken a child-like form after being freed from Zeus’s skull, but she adapts and it is easier to cuddle and play with Pallas like this. And no mortals would bat an eye at seeing the two of them together. (Yesssss, being in a childlike form is really helpful for Minerva and Athena)

Rhea tries to give her granddaughter the most normal childhood she can. So she passionately dives into the Mortal Mom Experience. She's part of the PTA, she participates in bake sales, she goes to parent-teacher conferences, and more.

it was Rhea's idea for Athena and Minerva to adopt a child-from when they visited. Pallas was safer the longer she remained ignorant of the mythological world. So now, whenever Athena and/or Minerva come to play with Pallas, Tethys is with them. To mortals, Athena/Minerva is a very intelligent girl being raised by her grandparents. Pallas, being a kid, doesn't question any of it.

When Pallas is old enough to go to school, Rhea is talks Athena into using the story they crafted to join Pallas. Which she does. This goes well until Annabeth, for whatever reason, is transferred to their school. (Bonus points if Annabeth is Odysseus.)

—some camper in the Nyx!Percy au, probably

…

The question was asked by a little girl. She is 9 and no one has claimed her yet. So the poor thing is stuck sleeping on the floor of the Hermes Cabin. She's currently deep into a fixation on space and decided to ask a question about the pretty lady that scares the older kids.

She doesn't get a no to that question. So she assumes the answer is yes. This leads to her calling Nyx the "pretty space lady" This also leads to her having a fixation on Nyx.

Nyx starts moming the little girl.

if it turns out that somehow, Nyx is the girl’s mother.

maybe, given her primordial power could not be fully sealed away enough of it leaked out while Nyx was very happy over something, and formed a child—unfortunately that child is found by mortals before any of Night’s children realized they had a new sibling, and the Fates eventually realize something is off, but they think maybe one of their brothers or sisters had a demigod, because the child is closer to a demigod level rather than a godly level in power.

the girl follows Nyx around like a puppy, and Dorian (the hellhound Luke summoned to attack Nyx during capture the flag) acts like he’s Mrs O’Leary 2.0 with her, when he is usually standoffish with any other demigods other than those who sleep in Cabin 13 (Nyx’s Cabin).

by now everyone is just very used to the special brand of weirdness (they don’t dare say Chaos) that Nyx inflicts on the world, so they aren’t even phased that somehow, when she was supposed to be a mortal demigod, Nyx managed to create a maybe-demigod maybe-something-else child. No one is actually sure what the girl is (also she needs a name, something Space-related…maybe Nova?)

In hindsight, it was painfully obvious. There was always something off about Nova. She was an extremely powerful demigod, to the point that she attracted monsters like flies to honey. Despite this, however, she didn't the profile of a Big Three kid. Which led to Nova becoming Camp Half-Blood's local cryptid.

Initially, Hades was the prime suspect. This theory was born when Nova somehow discovered shadow travel. However, due to dumb luck, no one know of this until the annual Winter Solstice tour. For Nova had caught sight of Artemis and teleported onto her lap. (She had already developed her space fixation and recently learned that Artemis was the moon.) This stunt, of course, gave several gods, and Chiron, a heart attack.

Hades was immediately accused of breaking his oath.

When Nova learned that Nyx was her mommy, she latched onto the mortal primordial like a barnacle. Meanwhile, Nyx is overjoyed to have a new baby to spoil. Thanks to her therapy sessions, she is more open with her affection. However, she is extremely protective of her first mortal daughter. To the point that, more often than not, Nova spends the night sleeping in her Mama's arms.

—some camper in the Nyx!Percy au, probably

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The question was asked by a little girl. She is 9 and no one has claimed her yet. So the poor thing is stuck sleeping on the floor of the Hermes Cabin. She's currently deep into a fixation on space and decided to ask a question about the pretty lady that scares the older kids.

She doesn't get a no to that question. So she assumes the answer is yes. This leads to her calling Nyx the "pretty space lady" This also leads to her having a fixation on Nyx.

Nyx starts moming the little girl.

Sally Jackson dies from a monster attack when Percy is 3-4 years old, and Poseidon takes the traumatized toddler to the first person he can think of that even Zeus and Hades won’t dare to cross:

Rhea

What if this was added to the Pallas!FemPercy AU? I think this idea could be a fun spin on that AU. Plus, I could see her being a huge supporter of Pallas x Athena. (Much to Poseidon's horror. lol)

Percy is the reincarnation of Nausicaa. And had a weird moment early on where he/she was crushing on both Thalia and Annabeth.

For Penelope, there are two possibilities. One: it's a reincarnation of her who joined either recently or some time ago. Two: Penelope joined the Hunters of Artemis after Poseidon murdered her husband. (Ngl, I think the second could be a lot of fun to explore.)

ooh, yes! This is an awesome idea! Plus, my Rhea!Penelope AU keeps evolving with new ideas and subplots and backstories and this is a lovely addition!

(my newest AU idea keeps trying to insert itself into as many aus as possible, and I am enjoying the complicated backstory and family drama Odysseus and Telemachus are going to have to contend with if I use the Koronis and Asclepius’s twin idea here as backstory, but also, help? 😂)

Hmm. Well the drama could be fun. lol But yeah, that one doesn't necessarily need to be tossed in. Through have you considered making Annabeth the reincarnation of Achilles in this AU? That could create a lot of drama. Especially sense Odysseus!Percy will be actively protecting his best friend from Apollo's attempts to murder her. Thus putting him on the god's shit list. XD

And if you incorporate aspects of Epic, then you have the fact that Zeus blasted his own daughter with the Master Bolt for daring to win his "game" by pointing out to Hera that Odysseus never cheated on his wife. (Unlike him. lol) That could be a fun thing to play with, since you could explore Athena having a closer relationship with Grandma than her own father by the time of PJO.

Yeah, I'm not surprised that Hermes and Athena are the only ones spared from Rhea's wrath following Odysseus' murder. Heck, knowing Percy's luck, it's possible that Poseidon's will try to kill him again for daring to be the reincarnation of Odysseus. (That won't help his trauma at all. Dionysus will be pissed if that does happen. He does not need more work.)

I had not thought of Achilles!Annabeth. And that is both adorable and hilarious—Apollo is going to be frothing with rage. And his sister! His sister went and sacrificed herself to save Achilles?!! I actually feel a bit bad for the god.

lol, ooh, I love the idea of Pallas!Sally here! Poseidon is going to end up losing all parental rights he might have as a god by the end of this if he tries to kill Odysseus!Percy. But it will be fine. Probably. Triton might have a stroke though when he finds out his dad slept with his reincarnated daughter.

Kym finds the whole thing hilarious (and may or may not have a soft spot for Odysseus)

Telemachus is going to need therapy for the headache his family tree has turned into. Dionysus is going to have so much work to do, on both Telemachus and Odysseus.

How would Minerva be handled in this AU? Considering how close Athena is to Rhea, if anyone could stop Minerva from sending her kids off to die, it would be Grandma.

I know Poseidon is more mellow by the time Percy is born. However, he still has a nasty temper. Plus, he's not exactly known for making good choices. (Case in point: the way he handled his daughters.) However, I fully agree on Triton. The poor guy is not going to handle that revelation well at all.

Of course, Kym is going to find it funny. lol

Yeah, Telemachus and Odysseus alike need therapy. Triton might need a session or two as well. Either way, Dionysus will be busy with their therapy.

Athena can be scarily protective of her children, and very few people dare cross her over them. And she’s gotten even worse in the last year or two since Percy Jackson showed up and seems to be trying to worm his way into becoming her champion (does she know who he was? Not for certain, not until Rhea herself recognizes the boy as her long-lost husband, though she definitely suspected).

Yeah, I think, while Minerva is definitely very bad off, Athena and Rhea are able to keep her from sending any of Athena’s demigods on the quest for the Parthenos. The prophecy has yet to be spoken among the Greek demigods, after all, and Athena is not about to risk her children for a prophecy that is not meant for them. As much as the schism hurts her, she and Minerva are not so gone that they will try to force a prophecy to be fulfilled (Rhea is a big help on that, given she has her own oracle).

Poseidon starts out mellow, but he does not take Percy Jackson being the reincarnation of Odysseus—of Telemachus’s father, the monster who stabbed Poseidon with his own trident, sacrificed his own crew…etc, etc.—well at all.

Essentially, Poseidon (and his siblings) think Odysseus is a danger to Telemachus, at least emotionally. And he’s not going to stand by and let a monster near his sweet younger brother.

Triton, oh, Triton. You gotta feel bad for the guy. Here he is having to deal with his father breaking the oath and obviously favoring this kid he has spoken to once, over his legitimate children. And then when Percy being Odysseus reincarnated is revealed…and later Sally being the reincarnation of Pallas? The god needs a break from his father, pronto.

Kym is the only person in Poseidon’s immediate family that Odysseus actually gets along with. She sneaks him wine and treats him like the adult he is (in mind and soul if not in body). Amphitrite is unconsciously babying him, Rhode despises him for the Helios’s Cows situation (that was not his fault), Benthy found out about the son of Hector and has been glaring at him ever since.

Triton is too busy trying to wrap his head around everything and made a poor first impression on Odysseus. He’d also joined in the custody fight over Odysseus and Sally got mad at Triton for trying to forbid her from seeing Athena, and he’s trying to get her to talk to him again and understand his reasoning—and Odysseus still regards the goddess as one of his best friends and is going to end up losing his temper on someone if he hears another bad word about his patron goddess.

Rhea, Sally, Athena, Triton, Poseidon, Telemachus and Odysseus are all going to end up together in Dionysus’s office at some point. It will be a disaster.

Triton’s going to cry, knowing his daughter had been returned and he missed it completely. Finding out she drowned trying to get to Odysseus’s ship after the wind bag was opened is going to be…it’s going to be a bad day. He and Poseidon are going to get into a fight over it. And when Sally’s memories as both Pallas and Anticlea come back and Pallas realizes her grandfather murdered her son?

Yikes.

Odysseus is going to have a mental breakdown, when he finds out, complete with crying while clinging to Sally and begging for forgiveness. He has missed his mother so much and was heartbroken when he learned she’d been in Asphodel and he couldn’t reach her.

A rumor gets started after it is discovered that Pallas was reincarnated as Anticlea that Athena was the true “father” of Odysseus. Whether this is true or not is irrelevant. The problem is that there were already rumors of Odysseus’s paternity during his first life. And Athena was inordinately involved and protective over Odysseus.

No one is actually sure if this was true or not.

(hmm. Anticlea was at one point part of Artemis’s hunters, so it’s possible she met Athena at some point. I will need to consider this some more)

Athena had her suspicions for a while. Percy's attitude was familiar, and so was his cleverness. He was drawn towards her cabin and seemed afraid of the Poseidon Cabin. There was the panicked, desperate prayer she received after Poseidon claimed him. How the boy begged her to allow him to sleep in the Athena Cabin.

It's nice that Minerva has a proper support system in this AU. (Poor thing was a mess in canon.)

Oh, I'm not surprised. Poseidon has PTSD because of Odysseus. His meltdown is inevitable. To me, it's only a matter of time until he loses his parental rights to Athena.

Oh, I feel so sorry for Triton. The poor guy needs a vactation away from his father. Considering the circumstances, I doubt Odysseus will blame Triton for the bad first impression. After all, Triton may not even be thinking straight with that fumble.

Oh, that joint therapy session is going to be a mess. I like it. >:)

Pallas is going to be livid once all her memories return. XD

Ngl, I love the idea that Odysseus was both a Legacy of Hermes and a son of Athena's brain children. Using that alongside Pallas!Anticlea just makes Poseidon's actions so much worse. Especially since Odysseus's murder led to Athena losing Pallas again.

ooh, yes! This is an awesome idea! Plus, my Rhea!Penelope AU keeps evolving with new ideas and subplots and backstories and this is a lovely addition!

(my newest AU idea keeps trying to insert itself into as many aus as possible, and I am enjoying the complicated backstory and family drama Odysseus and Telemachus are going to have to contend with if I use the Koronis and Asclepius’s twin idea here as backstory, but also, help? 😂)

Hmm. Well the drama could be fun. lol But yeah, that one doesn't necessarily need to be tossed in. Through have you considered making Annabeth the reincarnation of Achilles in this AU? That could create a lot of drama. Especially sense Odysseus!Percy will be actively protecting his best friend from Apollo's attempts to murder her. Thus putting him on the god's shit list. XD

And if you incorporate aspects of Epic, then you have the fact that Zeus blasted his own daughter with the Master Bolt for daring to win his "game" by pointing out to Hera that Odysseus never cheated on his wife. (Unlike him. lol) That could be a fun thing to play with, since you could explore Athena having a closer relationship with Grandma than her own father by the time of PJO.

Yeah, I'm not surprised that Hermes and Athena are the only ones spared from Rhea's wrath following Odysseus' murder. Heck, knowing Percy's luck, it's possible that Poseidon's will try to kill him again for daring to be the reincarnation of Odysseus. (That won't help his trauma at all. Dionysus will be pissed if that does happen. He does not need more work.)

I had not thought of Achilles!Annabeth. And that is both adorable and hilarious—Apollo is going to be frothing with rage. And his sister! His sister went and sacrificed herself to save Achilles?!! I actually feel a bit bad for the god.

lol, ooh, I love the idea of Pallas!Sally here! Poseidon is going to end up losing all parental rights he might have as a god by the end of this if he tries to kill Odysseus!Percy. But it will be fine. Probably. Triton might have a stroke though when he finds out his dad slept with his reincarnated daughter.

Kym finds the whole thing hilarious (and may or may not have a soft spot for Odysseus)

Telemachus is going to need therapy for the headache his family tree has turned into. Dionysus is going to have so much work to do, on both Telemachus and Odysseus.

How would Minerva be handled in this AU? Considering how close Athena is to Rhea, if anyone could stop Minerva from sending her kids off to die, it would be Grandma.

I know Poseidon is more mellow by the time Percy is born. However, he still has a nasty temper. Plus, he's not exactly known for making good choices. (Case in point: the way he handled his daughters.) However, I fully agree on Triton. The poor guy is not going to handle that revelation well at all.

Of course, Kym is going to find it funny. lol

Yeah, Telemachus and Odysseus alike need therapy. Triton might need a session or two as well. Either way, Dionysus will be busy with their therapy.