After Chalice Of Gods Ends And If Rick Still Wants To Write Percy Jackson Books, I Think It Would Be

After Chalice of Gods ends and if Rick still wants to write Percy Jackson books, I think it would be cool to shift the focus and have Nico as the protagonist. Something like a Camp Half Blood next generation.

The thing about Nico is that he has a pattern in every series of always getting a confirmation that things will get better for him. And it isn’t a bad thing, it’s just that it never leads to a proper closure.

Percy staying with Annabeth and going to New Rome feels like an appropriate closure, since Percy’s whole goal through the books was to survive and hopefully live a happy life with the ones he loves.

Nico getting together with Will however, doesn’t seem like a proper ending, it feels more like a new beginning for a character that spent most of his life suffering without having any control.

And Nico is literally one of the most interesting characters. He is the only kid of the big three who is alive and didn’t have a support system or a place to call home until very recently. He struggles with the way he sees himself and even shows some signs of disorder eating. He can and has traveled the world through shadow traveling. He was frozen in time and lives in a completely different era, where he finally can be accepted as a gay person.

The thing I liked about tsats, was how Nico managed to work through his trauma and accept it, finally gaining control over his own life. But now that he has the control, what will he do next?

I think having a Nico centered series would be really cool, cause there are so many things that could be explored.

What will he do now? Will he go to school? Will he stay in the camp?

How is he adjusting to the modern world? What friends will he make along the way? How will he interact with the other campers?

How will he find his passion/goal in life and achieve it? How will his boyfriend help him?

There are just so many questions about this character that need to be answered. A series about Nico finding himself, learning how to adapt to the world around him and work through his trauma would be just amazing.

Saw an influencer using makeup to make rainbow eyebags.

And my mind just went Nico di Angelo.

I had a nice Percy Jackson drawing for tomorrow, yet I fucked everything while I did the background.

Here is a picture of how it was before I finished coloring

I wanna cry right now. I just wanted a cool drawing for the premier of the series.

Edit: I’m recovering now and let’s see if I can do something quick. Won’t be perfect but I’ll try.

I personally think Cleo from Kane Chronicles should be Arab Brazillian.

As a brazillian, I think that Latino representation in general sucks since they only portray characters that look like Marco Diaz, ignoring the gigantic racial diversity of Latin America. Latinos that are Asian (by that I’m referring to the whole continent) descendente have it worse, honestly, gringos barely acknowledge their existence.

Arabs are a relevant group in Brazil, despite not being as numerous as black people for example. We adopted parts of Arabic languages into our own languages (Alface, lettuce is an example, with the usage of the prefix “Al”), we eat Arab food (kibbehs are a classic here, and one of the biggest fast food names in Brazil, Habibs, serves Arab food), etc.

Cleo is Egyptian descendant, an Arab country, it makes sense for her to be Arab brazillian considering how many Arab immigrants came to Brazil, including people from Egypt.

Honorable mention to my friend, who is Lebanese descent and inspired me to do this post. That being said, that’s why I belive Cleo should be Arab brazillian.

And for those who don't know, you can't get magenta by mixing. You'll need to buy it.

Edit: Quick observation, this advice is for mixing paints and pigments, other mediums have different color specifications.

Since the Percy Jackson series is coming, I feel like sharing my least favorite part of the movie that no one talks about.

Sally Ugliano

Remember how in the books they state that Sally never changed her surname as a way to rebel and maintain her independence?

Well screw that, she changed her name in this version!