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The Last Olympian The Last Olympian tells a story about the war that happening between the Titans and the Gods. In the 4th series, the Great Prophecy were announced and stating that when a child from the eldest gods turn 16, s/he will make a choice that will determine the fate of the world. The story begins with Percy being sent on a mission to destroy Kronos’s ship (Princess Andromeda). However, they failed to kill Kronos and Percy found out that something horrible is going to happen. Percy decided to leave with Nico to bath in River Styx in order to gain some kind of power to beat Kronos when the time comes. By bathing in River Styx, Percy becomes invincible except his Achilles heel. Soon, Typhon was freed from Mount St. Helens, and began to march forward to New York, toward the Olympus. Typhon is the most horrible monster of all and the biggest single threat the gods ever faced. At the same time, Poseidon was under siege and fighting against the sea Titan Oceanus. On the other hand, Kronos are planning to attack the Olympus while the Gods fighting with the Typhon. Percy managed to convince all the campers to assist the Gods by defending New York where the Olympus is located. The Battle of Manhattan underway in such fierce condition where both sides lost many casualties. In the end, Kronos succeed to pass the defense and went to the Olympus causing so much destruction. Percy manages to stop Kronos’s action by battling with him. However, during the fight, Luke gain consciousness and decided to end his life to prevent Kronos from taking over the world by stabbing Annabeth’s cursed dagger to his mortal point and eventually he became the hero of the Great Prophecy. While on the other side, Typhon were slowed down by Poseidon and ended up in Tartarus. At the same time, Oceanus retreated after hearing Kronos were defeated. As a result, Percy, Annabeth, Grover, Thalia, and Tyson were rewarded. Percy, however, declined the offer to become

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