The Last Battle
Description
I can't exactly explain what had happened. I fell asleep as a normal 16 year old teen on the living room couch, but when I woke up, I woke up as-- Well, I woke up as a 16 year old teen, but not normal-- definitely not normal. I woke up as Hana Lee. But not normal Hana Lee, I woke up as-- Hana Lee? I was transported to a different universe. I guess you could call it a parallel universe, and there, I had recieved the biggest shock of my life.
Gods. Greek Gods. Many believe them as a myth. A fiction. Something "made-up". However, that certaintly isn't the case. Greek Gods? They're real. They watch over and guide, and they live high up on Mount Olympus.
Despite them being immortal and powerful, time to time, they come down to earth in human form and "hook up" with regular mortals. They then produce a half God and half mortal.
But the thing is, they are not a part of our world. The Gods and Goddesses are from a parallel universe-- Just like Earth, but with half Gods half Humans occupying the planet as well as regular mortals.
On this parallel universe, kids who are of offspring of these Greek Gods and Goddesses, are taken to a special training ground off limits to regular mortals. There, they eat, learn, and well, basically live there their entire lives.
Basically just like Percy Jackson, Rick Riordan, Heroes of Olymmpus etc. etc.
Foreword
Hana Lee, age 16, daughter of a mortal and minor God ______. (It's a secret guys!)
Hana lives on earth. She had been adopted as a child, but she had grown up in the loving and caring hands of her adopted mother and father. Hana is lazy. She is as lazy as a grasshopper on a hot summer day. Excersice? Puh-lease. The only active activity she does on a regular basis is walk from her room to the kitchen fridge. She has horrible stamina, she isn't the brightest student in her school and sanitation isn't her specialty either. Nevertheless, Hana is happy. She's got an older sister who loves her dearly as well as an older brother who watches and protects her. She's the type to be always smiling and the mood maker around her group of friends-- On Earth that is...
Choi Junhong (Zelo), age 16, son of a mortal and God Ares.
Being the son of the God of war, Junhong loves to move. Excersice, fitness-- Moving in general was something he couldn't live without. One of the top warriors in his training camp, Junhong is well known and looked up to by many. He isn't loud or noisy, he's actually the opposite. Believe it or not, the son of Ares is a shy boy who doesn't enjoy attention. He's the kind of boy who enjoys long silences and quiet peaceful days. He had been at his camp since he was a baby.
Park Chanyeol, age 16, son of a mortal and God Hephaestus.
How a beautiful, handsome and dashing young man came from Hephaestus-- The least attractive God-- No one know how. Heart-Throb of the campus, Park Chanyeol is the opposite of Junhong. He's loud-- No, very loud, he's noisy-- No, very noisy, and he's well, the opposite of Junhong. Chanyeol is gifted. He's special. Give him two scraps of metal and with that, he could turn it into a lamp post, a basket, a chair, even a ladies menstrual pad. He enjoys talking and like Hana, keep the mood light and fun in the camp.
Alice Song, age 16, daughter of a mortal and Goddess Aphrodite
Alice is pretty. She's more than pretty actually, she's stunning. Popular wherever she goes, Alice has quite an ego, however, she's not what most people think she is. Many would describe her as a selfish, girly, dainty, egoistic, and narcissistic, however, Alice isn't like that. She's more than just a daughter of Aphrodite, she's powerful. She's tricky and smart. She has quick wits and such amazing improvisation skills, it's quite unbelieveable.
Yes. You've caught me. I'm copying Rick Riordan, well, I'm sorry for being so un-original and old. But I've been reading Rick's books lately and I just can't help think how amazing he is. So I really wanted to write a fan fic with the topic of Greek Gods and Goddesses.
This idea of Half Gods and Goddesses and mortals all belong to their rightful owner. This concept does not belong to me, and neither do the characters. All rights, rightfully belong to their owner.
I do not mind if you plagerize my plot. I actually really don't care. But if you do, it just means your even more un-original and older than me. Hmph. Alright maybe I do care a little.
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