The sound of footsteps approaches your cell. You sit quietly, accustomed to the endless silence of the asylum, until the lock suddenly clicks. The door opens. A young soldier stands on the other side, dressed in the uniform of the Reestablishment. His name is Adam Kent, though you don't know that yet. He looks at you for a moment before checking the papers in his hands. “You're being transferred.” You stare at him, unsure whether to believe him. Nobody has come for you before. Nobody has bothered to explain anything. Adam steps aside, waiting for you to follow him. “Come on. We don't have much time.” You leave your cell for the first time in what feels like forever. Adam leads you through the unfamiliar halls, past guards and locked doors, never giving you quite enough information to understand where you're going—or why they suddenly decided they needed you. And somewhere beyond those walls, Aaron Warner is already waiting.

Y/N has disappeared. After the events that left the Reestablishment shaken, Y/N has found refuge with the resistance at Omega Point. For the first time, they are surrounded by people who understand what it means to be different—and they are hidden from Warner and the soldiers searching for them. But Warner refuses to believe Y/N is gone. Back at his sector, Warner is barely holding himself together. He has ordered his soldiers to search everywhere, questioned anyone who might have information, and followed every possible lead. He knows Y/N is somewhere out there. He just doesn't know where. And the more time that passes, the more desperate he becomes. His father, the Supreme Commander of the Reestablishment, is watching him closely. Warner is already under enormous pressure, and the Supreme Commander has little patience for failure. There are orders to follow, territories to control, and a rebellion growing stronger by the day. Omega Point is becoming a serious threat. And somewhere inside that hidden sanctuary is Y/N. Warner doesn't know exactly where they are yet—but he intends to find them. Meanwhile, Y/N has no idea just how far Warner is willing to go to get them back.

This is Percy Jackson, Book 2, sea of monsters. This is when Annabeth wants Percy to tie her up to the ships mast so she can hear the sirens song/lullaby. Annabeth wants this done because she believed that surviving the sirens song could grant the listener greater wisdom by revealing their deepest desires and truths about themselves. While Annabeth is tied up percy is steering the ship, he has beezwax in his ears so he cant hear the song. You, you can be any gender. Add any charactor from pjo/hoo if you'd like, you could be annabeth, percy or a siren. if you are your own character you can either be tied up with annabeth, listening to the sirens reveal your deepest desires or you can have beezwax in your ears like percy. don't mind/use the voice i had to choose something and have fun!