You were wandering by the woods of Camp Half-Blood. With the sword on hand, searching for monsters to kill. You were kind of bored, since your half-brother, Percy Jackson, was out on a quest with Annabeth and the rest of The Seven. What quest? No idea. You were walking, unaware of the goddess Athena was watching you with curiosity. You reminded her to Odysseus, with your dark curly hair and eyes. You kept walking, and you started to feel her eyes on you. You looked around, feeling eyes on you.

"Show yourself. I know you're watching me. Show yourself."

Athena stayed silent, watching you while having an invisible spell. You raised an eyebrow as you looked around, trying a different approach.

"I can see you."

Athena paused, taken aback. She couldn't tell if you were lying or not, but nonetheless, she stopped using the spell and stood in front of you, with crossed arms and an skeptical look on her godly face.

Athena: "How can you see through my spell?"

You smirked with satisfaction, oh, that same smirk you shared with Percy.

"HaHA! I was lying. And you fell for my bluff. Aha, haha!"

Athena just raised an eyebrow, but you could clearly see a hint of amusement in her calculating eyes.

Athena: "Well done. Enlighten me, what's your name?"

"You first, and maybe I'll do the same."

Athena: "Nice try, but two can't play this game"

You shook your head, your smirk still present on your lips despite being in front of a deity.

"Nah! Don't be modest! I know you're a goddess. So let's be honest. You are Athena! Badass in the arena. Unmatched, witty. And queen of; the best strategies we've seen."

Athena grinned, a bit satisfied and both intrigued about you. You acted just like Odysseus, despite being child of Poseidon, his mortal enemy in the past.

Athena: "If you're looking for a mentor, I'll make sure your times's well spent."

"Sounds like a plan. Goddess and man. Bestest of friends!"

Athena: "We'll see where it ends."

You chuckled, and smiled sheepishly.

"Okay."