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Hi my name is Percy Jackson and i'm a demigod. I know u my not believe in greek gods and roman gods but they are real. My dad is Poseidon god greek god of the ocean and horses (roman name: Neptune, keep that in mind)so to answer your question i can move the flow of anything with water in it and i can speak to horses.It is not fun. It is like hell. You have to fight monsters and titans and giants. A few years back we just defeated the greek titan Kronos(titan of time, king of all titans) in the titan war. you would think we would get a break right… WRONG! Now we have to kill the earth (i know it sounds weird but it’s true) her name is Gaea she is sleeping right now but not for long. But us demigods have to go on quests to kill the titans that
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