The Next Prophecy takes place after The Last Olympian, in the Percy Jackson series created by Rick Riordan. After the final book in the first series, the site turns AU, meaning the Roman Demigods do not exist, and Gaea is not trying to revive the Giants to overthrow the Gods.
While The Next Prophecy doesn't have a site wide plot, quests are given to the campers regularly. Join us and join in the fun.
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As summer rolls around, Camp Half Blood welcomes back its campers returning for another year at Camp Half Blood. The weather is calm, both inside Camp and outside, with temperature ranging from the mid seventies to the high eighties. The oceans are calm, the sky is mild, and the grass is green. The Gods seem content.
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Souls who don't wish to be judged or haven't done good or bad in their lives go the Asphodel Fields. Most souls forget their lives when they are in these fields.
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