Luke seemed to have developed a crush on Thalia and just couldn't tell her no, even though he knew it was against his better judgement. One morning, the duo reached Richmond, Virginia, where once again, Thalia was in pursuit of Amaltheia. Being a demigod herself, Thalia was able to understand Luke. The two chose to team up to stay alive, subsequently traveling across the United States, battling monsters (at one point, several automaton statues) and fending for themselves with Thalia "saving life a dozen times."Įncounter with Halcyon Green and Annabeth When he was about fourteen, Luke found a daughter of Zeus named Thalia Grace (age 12) in a dragon's cave outside Charleston, after she had followed Zeus's sacred goat, Amaltheia, there. At some point, his Celestial Bronze sword had somehow gotten melted in acid by a monster, so he took to using a golf club as a makeshift weapon. Once in a while, Luke would try befriending a mortal, but they would never understand when he tried telling them the truth about himself, thinking that it was some sort of game, so he had always ended up leaving. He travelled for years, lonely and miserable. When he was nine years old, Luke ran away from his home because of his mother's unstable mental problems. The Oracle's curse didn't let her become the new host and instead made her foresee her son's tragic future, driving her insane.
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Shortly after, a green glow lights up the house's windows and a terrified Hermes hands baby Luke to Chiron in order to try to save May, but it was too late. Right before entering the big house, she gave her squirming baby son to Hermes. As a baby, his parents took Luke with them to Camp Half-Blood, where May wanted to host the Oracle of Delphi, which had been cursed by Hades for many years. The family lived happily for a year or so. Luke was born in Westport, Connecticut to Hermes, the god of travelers and thieves, and May Castellan, a clear-sighted mortal. 1.6 Failed Quest and Allegiance to Kronos.1.3 Encounter with Halcyon Green and Annabeth.
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