Percy Jackson: The Silver Wolf of the Goddess of Love

Percy Jackson looked at his mother, a beautiful and amazing woman with brown hair, as she smiled at her new husband. Percy had to admit that Paul Bolfis seemed like a good person—at least for a six-year-old. Paul had a kid of his own, and Percy was about to meet his new adopted sibling.

"Go on, Percy. You can go to your room," his mom said, gently encouraging him.

Percy nodded and made his way to his new room. As he turned the doorknob and opened the door, he found a spacious room filled with everything a six-year-old could dream of: posters of ninjas and Gundam, anime figures, and playing cards scattered about. It was the perfect sanctuary for a child.

His gaze fell on the bunk bed in the corner, and he climbed up to the top bunk. As he settled in, he felt something soft and silky against his head. He turned around to see a beautiful girl with long silver hair, fair skin, and striking emerald green eyes staring back at him.

Percy blinked, a little taken aback. "A-are you my new sibling?"

The girl smiled and replied, "Yeah, nice to meet you! I'm Hikari Bolfis."

Percy introduced himself, feeling a bit shy. "My name is Percy Jackson."

Hikari laughed and effortlessly climbed down to the bottom bunk. "Nice to meet you, Percy!"

Her laughter made Percy's heart skip a beat. He couldn't help but think she was cute, maybe even crush-worthy.

"Y-y-you're a pretty girl," Percy stammered, his cheeks flushing.

Hikari looked at him, her smile widening. "Thanks, but I'm a boy."

Percy's world tilted on its axis. "What?"

He was already struggling with the chaos of new family dynamics, and his ADHD was only making things more confusing. The shock of Hikari's revelation left him momentarily speechless.

"Wait… you mean to tell me you're a boy?" he managed to ask.

"Yep!" Hikari grinned, as if enjoying Percy's bewilderment. "But I like dressing like this because it's fun!"

Percy rubbed the back of his neck, trying to process it all. "So, you're a boy who looks like a girl? But you're still my sibling?"

"Exactly! Welcome to the family, big brother!" Hikari said, throwing his arms around Percy in a playful hug.

Percy couldn't help but smile. Maybe this would be okay after all. With a sibling like Hikari, life was bound to be interesting.

Percy and Hikari sat on the floor of their room, surrounded by toys and action figures. Hikari was busy arranging his collection of ninja figurines, while Percy tried to wrap his mind around the fact that his new brother looked like a girl.

"Are you going to keep those toys forever?" Hikari asked, glancing at Percy with a grin.

Percy shrugged. "Why not? They're cool."

Hikari rolled his eyes playfully. "You know, most boys don't play with dolls."

"I'm not most boys," Percy retorted, smirking.

Just then, Paul popped his head into the room. "Hey, you two! How are you settling in?"

"Great!" Hikari replied enthusiastically. "Just organizing my toys!"

Paul smiled. "Don't forget about dinner tonight. I'm grilling burgers."

"Awesome!" Percy said, feeling his stomach rumble.

As they prepared for dinner, Percy's thoughts wandered back to Hikari. He was already starting to feel like they were brothers, even if their appearances were so different.

At the dinner table, Paul served burgers and fries. Percy dove in with enthusiasm, but his mind was still buzzing with questions about Hikari.

"Do you like school?" Hikari asked, taking a bite of his burger.

"School's okay, I guess. It's boring sometimes," Percy replied.

"Same here," Hikari said, nodding. "But I can't wait to make friends!"

After dinner, they returned to their room, and Percy challenged Hikari to a video game. Hikari jumped up in excitement and quickly accepted. As they played, Hikari showed impressive skills, surprising Percy with his quick reflexes.

"Wow, you're really good at this!" Percy said, laughing as Hikari won the round.

"I told you I'd beat you!" Hikari exclaimed, throwing his hands in the air in triumph.

The next morning, Percy and Hikari stood in front of the mirror, adjusting their uniforms for their first day at school. Hikari wore the girls' uniform with ease, his long silver hair framing his face beautifully. He looked almost too cute for comfort, and Percy couldn't help but feel a sense of pride.

"You look great," Percy said, ruffling Hikari's hair playfully.

"Thanks! I just like it, you know?" Hikari replied, smiling back.

As they made their way to school, the two boys chatted excitedly about what they might encounter. When they arrived, Hikari immediately attracted attention with his unique style. To Percy's surprise, a group of boys approached Hikari, each holding a bouquet of flowers.

"Hey, uh, nice hair!" one boy said, nervously shifting on his feet. "Here's a flower for you!"

Hikari accepted the flowers with a giggle, his cheeks flushing slightly. "Thank you!" he chirped, clearly enjoying the attention. Percy watched, baffled yet amused, as Hikari quickly became the center of attention.

After a whirlwind of introductions, the school day passed in a blur of classes and new friends. During recess, Hikari's popularity continued to grow. The boys kept coming, showering him with more flowers, compliments, and even silly little notes.

As they returned home, Hikari was holding a massive bouquet, a rainbow of colors spilling over his arms. Percy's eyes widened as he marveled at the sight.

Sally was in the kitchen when they walked in, and her eyes immediately caught the vibrant display. "What happened?" she asked, wiping her hands on a dish towel.

Percy, with all the innocent sincerity of a six-year-old, looked up at her. "Hikari got a lot of boys our age giving him flowers!"

Sally blinked in surprise, her expression shifting from confusion to amusement. She glanced at Hikari, who was beaming with joy, a flower crown precariously perched atop his head.

"Really? That's... interesting," she said, stifling a laugh. "What did you do to deserve all of that?"

"I just smiled and said thank you!" Hikari replied cheerfully, shrugging his shoulders.

Percy couldn't help but chuckle, still trying to wrap his head around the fact that his brother was so effortlessly charming. "You're like a magnet for attention, aren't you?"

"Maybe I should get used to it!" Hikari said, spinning around playfully. "It's kind of fun!"

Sally shook her head, still amused. "Well, just remember to keep your head on straight. Not everyone who gives you flowers is as nice as they seem."

Percy nodded, feeling a strange mixture of pride and protectiveness for his new brother. "Yeah, don't worry, Mom. I'll keep an eye on him!"

As dinner began, the boys shared stories from their first day, laughter filling the room. Despite the chaos of new experiences and unexpected attention, they both felt a deepening bond, ready to face whatever adventures awaited them next.

Later that night, as Hikari and Percy were tucked into bed, Paul and Sally sat on the couch, watching their children drift off to sleep.

Paul turned to Sally, a thoughtful expression on his face. "Percy is like Hikari, isn't he?"

Sally was taken aback for a moment, then realization washed over her. "So, Hikari is also a demigod."

Paul nodded, his brows furrowing as he processed the implications. "It makes sense, doesn't it? They both have a bit of that... charm."

Sally leaned back, glancing at the sleeping boys. "What do you think? Who is Hikari's godly parent?"

Paul took a sip of his water, mulling it over. "Well, considering how he acts, I wouldn't be surprised if it's someone significant."

Paul looked at him curiously. "So, who's the father of Percy?"

"Poseidon," sally replied casually.

Paul almost choked on her drink. "Wow, talk about a level up from my baby momma!"

Sally chuckled, shaking his head. "Yeah, seriously. But hey, Percy's got it in him. He'll handle it."

Sally giggled softly, amused by the turn of the conversation. "So, who is the mother of Hikari?"

Paul's expression turned serious as he replied, "Believe it or not, it's Aphrodite."

Sally blinked, processing this new information. "That makes so much sense. The way Hikari carries himself and how charming he is—it's just like her."

Paul nodded, smiling. "You know, it's kind of wild to think about how our kids have such powerful parents. They're going to have quite the adventures ahead of them."

Sally sighed, a mixture of excitement and concern in her eyes. "We'll have to keep an eye on them, especially with everything that comes with being a demigod. But for now, let's just enjoy these peaceful moments."

Paul wrapped his arm around her shoulders, both of them gazing at their children with a sense of hope. As they watched Percy and Hikari sleep, they couldn't help but feel that their lives were about to change in ways they could never have imagined.

With that thought, they settled into a comfortable silence, grateful for the family they had formed and the adventures that awaited their unique children.

Sally looked at Paul, curiosity sparkling in her eyes. "So how did you meet Aphrodite?"

Paul chuckled softly, leaning back on the couch. "Haha, long story. It all started in Japan, during a business trip."

Flashback:

Six years ago, a younger Paul found himself seated at the bar of a quaint izakaya, weary after a long day filled with meetings and negotiations. He needed a moment to unwind, the warm ambiance of the bar providing a perfect escape. As he sipped his drink, he noticed a stunning woman approaching him.

She had long, flowing silver hair and striking emerald green eyes that seemed to captivate anyone who looked her way. For a brief moment, Paul thought he saw her hair flicker to a vibrant orange or pink, and he could have sworn he caught a glimpse of delicate wings behind her. She was dressed in a traditional Japanese kimono, and she radiated an otherworldly beauty that made his heart skip a beat.

Paul, taken aback by her presence, gathered his composure and asked, "May I ask who you are?"

The woman smiled warmly, her gaze locking onto his. "My name is Yuki."

Paul raised an eyebrow, intrigued by the name. "Yuki? Your name means 'light,' right? Um, nice meeting you."

"Yes, it does," she replied with a gentle laugh, her eyes sparkling. "But I think you'll find I can be a bit more than just that."

Paul couldn't help but smile at her playful tone. As they began to talk, he felt an undeniable connection forming between them, as if they were two pieces of a puzzle fitting together perfectly. They shared stories and laughter late into the night, oblivious to the world around them.

Little did he know that this enchanting woman was not just a mysterious stranger but the goddess Aphrodite in disguise, testing the waters of love and connection in her own playful way.

End of Flashback.

Sally listened intently, her eyes wide with fascination. "Wow, that's incredible! You really had no idea who she was back then?"

Paul shook his head, still amused by the memory. "Not at all. I thought I was just talking to an intriguing woman named Yuki. It wasn't until much later that I realized who she truly was."

Sally laughed softly, shaking her head in disbelief. "That sounds like something straight out of a romance novel."

"Yeah, it does," Paul agreed, a nostalgic smile on his face. "And who would have thought that a chance encounter in a bar would lead to all of this?"

Sally looked at Paul, her eyes sparkling with curiosity. "So tell me more. What happened after you met Yuki?"

Paul leaned back on the couch, a fond smile creeping onto his face as he remembered. "Well, after that first encounter, things started to get interesting."

Flashback:

It was a few weeks after their initial meeting at the izakaya. Paul found himself wandering through the streets of Kyoto, feeling the weight of the business trip lift off his shoulders. Just as he rounded a corner, there she was again—Yuki, standing under a blooming cherry blossom tree, her hair cascading like silk in the soft breeze.

"Paul!" she called, her voice melodious and inviting. "Come join me!"

He approached, unable to hide his excitement. "What are you doing here?"

Yuki smiled, her eyes shining. "I wanted to show you something special." She led him to a nearby temple, where the tranquility enveloped them. As they explored, she told him stories of love that transcended time, her passion infectious.

"Love can change the world, you know," she said, her gaze distant, as if she could see beyond the moment.

Paul chuckled. "You make it sound like a fairy tale."

"Because it is," she replied, her voice filled with conviction. "You just have to be brave enough to believe in it."

As the sun set, painting the sky with hues of pink and gold, Paul felt his heart swell. It was a magical evening, filled with laughter and unexpected warmth.

End of Flashback.

Paul looked at Sally, a hint of nostalgia in his eyes. "I was completely taken in. Each day with her was like stepping into a dream."

Sally smiled, captivated by the way Paul spoke about Yuki. "So when did you finally realize she was a goddess?"

Flashback:

It was during their last outing in Japan. They stood in a stunning garden, surrounded by falling cherry blossoms. Paul watched as Yuki twirled beneath the trees, her laughter ringing like chimes in the wind.

"Paul," she said suddenly, her tone shifting, "there's something important I need to tell you."

His heart raced. "What is it?"

Yuki took a deep breath, her expression serious. "I'm not just Yuki. I'm Aphrodite, the goddess of love."

Paul blinked, trying to process her words. "Wait, what?"

"I know it sounds crazy," she said, stepping closer. "But it's the truth. My realm is love, and you've ignited something in me that I thought I lost long ago."

End of Flashback.

Sally gasped, her eyes wide. "What did you do?"

Paul chuckled softly. "I was stunned, but instead of running away, I felt this overwhelming acceptance. How could I turn my back on someone so extraordinary?"

Flashback:

He remembered how he had taken her hands, feeling warmth radiate from her touch. "You're real, Yuki… Aphrodite. This is… unbelievable."

She smiled, relief washing over her features. "I didn't want to hide who I was from you. But I had to know if you could love me for who I truly am."

Paul nodded, feeling a surge of emotion. "I do. I want to be with you, no matter the challenges."

As the garden filled with twilight, they shared promises under the stars, their love blossoming like the cherry blossoms around them.

End of Flashback.

Sally smiled, her heart warmed by the story. "And then you ended up having Hikari?"

Paul nodded, his voice filled with affection. "Yeah, soon after, Hikari was born. Yuki made me realize that love is the most powerful force in the universe. It was her gift to me."

Sally reached out and squeezed Paul's hand, their bond deepening with each shared memory. "It's beautiful. It's amazing how love brought us all together, even in the most unexpected ways."

Paul grinned, feeling grateful for the life they had built. "And it seems our kids are destined for their own adventures. Just like their parents."

With a shared understanding of the extraordinary nature of their family, they sat in comfortable silence, their hearts full of love and anticipation for what the future would hold for Hikari and Percy.

To be continued

I have zero idea how good or bad this will do, just enjoy, as for why have the MC be the son for Aphrodite, will no one has done that or will atlest I haven't found one yeat