This story takes a year after The Last Olympian.

I DON'T OWN ANYTHING , EXPECT for SAM (my own character)!

Sam's POV

I'm walking down the road from school to my house. Today is Friday and I can't wait to go home and watch TV.

First, let me introduce myself. I'm a 15 years old boy with dyslexia and ADHD. I'm an orphan, so I live in a foster home. I usually get A's in math since my foster dad is a math professor, but I usually get C's or D's in English. Strangely, I get A's in Greek and Latin.

While walking down the sidewalk, I hear a "hiiisssssss." I was kind of nervous, since I think it is a rattlesnake, so I ran as fast as I could. This is not the first time I heard strange hissing, but before the sound was far away, but this one was like right next to me. Suddenly there was a pain somewhere in my back and I black out, because I never had experienced this kinda pain before.

Just before I fainted, I saw a blurry looking snake slash me on my back; therefore, I screamed in pain. Then, I saw a blonde haired girl stab the "snake women." Finally, I black out.

I wake up in a room with a blonde girl and a sea-green eyed boy, and my mouth tasted like cookies for some odd reason. My back still hurt like crap. I started to get up, since I had lots of questions, but the boy gently push me back down.

He said, "Don't move or the pain will be worse."

I followed his advise and lie on the bed.

"What the hell is going on?" I asked.

"You were attacked by an empousia," said the blonde hair girl.

"What is an empousia?"

"Have you heard on Greek Myths?"

"Yes"

"Well, you might not believe this, but they are real, and you're a half-blood."

"A half-blood?" I laughed, "You gotta be kidding me."

"Believe it or not, but we have to take you to safety in Camp.

"Wait a sec, camp?" I said, "I'm not going to go to some camp!"

"You have too, even if you don't wanna, "said the sea-green eyed boy.

I feel like jumping of a roof, since these two psychos appeared out of nowhere and tell me I have to go to some camp.

"Fine, I'll go, but I'm not promising I'm gonna stay," I said.

"Alright, we are going to go in 2 hours," said the girl.

I just lie there, thinking what camp would be like.