The Burning Maze

“Remember what it's like to be human,”

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“Promise me one thing. Whatever happens, when you get back to Olympus, when you’re a god again, remember. Remember what it’s like to be human.”

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“Very well. But I have warned you. In this pages, only suffering awaits.”

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“Were you on your horse, Tempest, just then?” Meg asked. “I couldn’t tell.” Jason smiled. “Nah, I don’t call Tempest unless it’s an emergency. I was just flying around on my own, manipulating the wind.” Meg pouted, considering the pockets of her gardening belt. “I can summon yams.”

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“May the gods defend me from heroes with duct tape. And heroes always seem to have duct tape.”

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“No good news awaits I warned you right at the start Turn away, reader”

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“Die," I repeated. "Yeah." "Not disappear, not wouldn't come back, not suffer defeat." "Nope. Die. Or more accurately, three letters, starts with D." "Not dad then," I suggested. "Or dog.”

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“He sayeth—"I sighed. "He says the answer will be in English. I hope he means modern Enligh and not the strange Shakespearean lingo he speaks—" 'TIS NOT STRANGE! the arrow objected. "Because we don't have enough spaces to spell Apollonius beest thy answereth.”

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“I never said how sorry I was," I ventured, "about your Uncle Amax." Crest sniffed the ukulele fret board. "Why would you be sorry? Why would I?" "Uh... It's just, you know, an expression of courtesy... when you kill someone's relatives.”

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“Unbelievable," I murmured. "After four thousand years, I am still discovering new things." "Like how dumb you are," Meg volunteered. "No." "So you already knew that?”

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“You can’t read ancient Greek?” I asked. “And you can’t tell a strawberry from a yam,” she retorted.”

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“I hated plans. They reminded me of annoying things like Zeus's once-a-century goal-setting meetings, or dangerously complicated attacks. Or Athena.”

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“He lunged with blinding speed, making a grab for the arrow. I’d been anticipating that. Before he could stop me, I cleverly plunged the arrow into my chest. Ha! That would teach Caligula to underestimate me! Dear reader, it takes a great deal of willpower to intentionally harm yourself. And not the good kind of willpower—the stupid, reckless kind you should never try to summon, even in an effort to save your friends.”

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