(damn Mongrels)

"Thee mongrels only know how to growl. I knoweth a mistress who wast stronger than all of thee putteth together," I said as I stabbed another one of the mongrels.

There were surprisingly only 11 mongrels, and not 12. but I didn't care.

I summoned a white plastic chair and looked at the mongrels that were pinned down by titanite chains. unbreakable, and very strong.

struggle as much as they wanted, but these mongrels were pinned to the ground.

Gaea was shaking in her sleep, and decided maybe sleeping forever wasn't so bad.

weapons continued to pelt the 10 mongrels that were left, and I nodded my head.

"I see. mmm," I raised my hand again and a black portal appeared, and this time my twin blade was sent flying too.

This time it permanently killed the giants, all the spoils of war going straight to night.

"Just a bit more," I heard Night say as she tapped her chin.

When I finally disposed of all of the monsters I looked at the thirteen still chained gods.

With a flick of my wrist, their chains broke and were sent into my portal to be added to my weapons.

I nodded my head before looking down upon the gods and disappearing into the light, just in time because the army of demigods came over the hill.

but all they saw was the unchained gods, an injured Annabeth, and ... destruction.

A mountain was destroyed, there were scorch marks on the ground, water everywhere, and not even a spec of monster dust anywhere.

....

"damn Mongrels," I said as I appeared back at Aldia's keep.

Sif let out a whimper.

"Not you girl, these mongrels had no respect. no honor and deserved to be put down. your different though girl," I said petting her.

I looked off into the distance where I knew Lucatiel's home was. I made sure to pay a visit to that town.

I smiled sadly before walking into the place. swords lances, spears, clubs, and all other weapons disappeared into my portal.

With only two left, our damage certainly went down, but our effort was now higher.

I made a stockpile of bricks too, since those things are OP. capable of knocking out people with a single throw, which Percy totally isn't going to use for a certain blonde son of Jupiter.

I walked through the castle still and only gave invaders the chance for an honorable duel. The mongrels known as undead had no honor, so I treated them as such.

I punched my way through doors that otherwise wouldn't open, and was capable of just blasting through most of the castle.

Besides, my invincibility was a cheat code. I was capable of withstanding any attack, and with my high stamina and endurance, I didn't need sleep.

As I continued to kill, the more spoils of war Night received. she still needed many more to complete her plan.

I made my way, lighting bonfires, climbing ladders, and generally having a good time.

I had long learned his lesson when it came to women who were out of reach. so he knocked an arrow and shot the queen.

Just like I thought, she was fake.

hmph, I knew she was a problem. stupid harlot.

I continued to take Sif on a journey through the castle, taking every weapon that was there.

My armory was getting filled, and I collected all the chains here since they were made of titanite.

By the time Percy got to his "final boss," he was already over-leveled and overpowered.

He had all his stats maxed out, and he had all the weapons.

The reason for this is that he just farmed the giant lord. Since that boss gives you a bonfire ascetic you could honestly kill him however many times you wanted.

(This is true for anyone struggling in Dark Souls 2)

Little did Percy know that right now the fates were disabling the bonfire ascetic in the other worlds. mainly due to its OP powers of it.

I mean it essentially rewrote reality and combined timelines. I mean respawning a boss? Nah, it was kinda of like going back in time or something.

but Percy didn't know, and Night... well, she was eager for a certain world that she would fit right in.

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OK, as we all know... I have been playing Elden Ring a lot more than I have with DS3 and Bloodborne. I mean I played a lot of DS3 but not as much as Elden Ring.

and because I killed (with some help) almost all the "main" bosses. (Probably not, I'm still missing a lot.)