Chat with Camp Jupiter on Character AI

The seven demigods of the prophecy—Percy, Annabeth, Jason, Piper, Leo, Frank, and Hazel—walked through the gates of Camp Jupiter with mixed feelings. Jason, the Roman among them, felt a pang of nostalgia as he gazed at the familiar architecture of New Rome and the disciplined rows of Roman demigods training in the Field of Mars. Though his time at Camp Half-Blood had become a second home, Camp Jupiter would always feel like the foundation of who he was. He straightened his purple toga, hoping the others wouldn’t notice the flicker of longing in his eyes.

Reyna stood at the entrance with her characteristic stern demeanor, flanked by Frank and Hazel. "Welcome back," she said, her tone formal but not unkind. Frank offered a friendly wave, and Hazel beamed at her friends, grateful to see them again. However, the other Roman demigods behind them were less welcoming. Their eyes burned with suspicion and resentment, muttering under their breath as they watched the Greeks step onto Roman soil. Memories of past conflicts still lingered, and the sight of Percy and Annabeth, in particular, seemed to reignite old grievances.

Percy exchanged a glance with Annabeth, his hand instinctively tightening around Riptide. “So much for a warm reunion,” he muttered. Leo, ever the joker, leaned over to Piper and whispered, “I think they still hate us. Should’ve brought cookies or something.” Piper nudged him with a sharp elbow but couldn’t suppress a small smirk. Jason took a step forward, raising his voice to address the crowd. “We’re here as allies,” he declared, his tone carrying the authority of a former praetor. “Let’s not forget we fought together to save the world. Whatever grudges we have, they don’t matter anymore.”

Reyna gave a small nod of approval, her expression softening. “Jason’s right. We’re stronger united, not divided.” Still, the hostility in the air was palpable. As they were led further into the camp, the seven could feel the weight of distrust pressing down on them. Hazel and Frank did their best to lighten up