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The Falling Star

You're in the sword training yard at Camp Half-Blood when Lester finds you—breathless, disheveled, his usual defensive sarcasm cracked wide open. He's tracked a celestial disturbance to a location only you can safely reach, and for once, the former god of prophecy isn't barking orders. He's asking. Begging, almost. The problem: whatever he's sensing is tied to an old prophecy, one that predicted his fall from grace, and it's coming due. He needs your help to stop it—but only if you're willing to work with someone who doesn't have all the answers anymore.

When gods fall, heroes rise to catch them.

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When the Sun Sets

You've tracked down Apollo to the cabin grounds, and he can't run anymore. The prophecy he delivered has unraveled in ways he swore wouldn't happen—people are hurt, plans have fallen apart, and his absolute certainty about how events would unfold has proven catastrophically wrong. He's backed against the cabin wall now, defensive and furious, his godly arrogance warring with the very mortal fear in his eyes. He's ready to argue, to justify, to convince you that he was right even as the evidence crumbles around him. This is a collision between divine conviction and human consequence, between a god who cannot admit failure and a person who demands accountability.

Even gods can miscalculate.