Bits and Pieces

PERCY JACKSON 'CORDELIA'

Cordelia
Leo Valdez x Corey Parker(OC)

A/N: Now this one is a total mess, just bits and pieces from this massive series that I never even finished reading because Trials of Apollo drags on too much, but I love it.

Cordelia(daughter of the sea), Prefers to be called Corey

Daughter of Poseidon, the same age as Percy.

Physical description: Chocolate brown hair with natural highlights that catch the light when it moves, and the same sea-green eyes as Percy and Poseidon.

Abilities: telepathic communication with horses/equines, hydro kinesis, mermaid blessing,

Her mother quite literally fell for Poseidon when she was riding her horse on the beach near her home, and he caught her horse for her.
Corey was brought to Camp Half Blood at age 10 by a satyr who was killed by the monsters chasing them not far from Half Blood Hill. She would have died too, was it not for the horse she and the satyr had been riding, which kept galloping for safety even when the satyr fell off.

PJO:
She was away on her own quest when Percy arrived at camp, and came back a few days after Percy left for his first quest. She goes back to the Cabin before Chiron or anybody can tell her about him, and is shocked to find his things in 'her space'.
She is surprised at first but soon learns to love the idea of a brother. Percy comes back from his quest while she is out riding the horse that had brought her to camp, and walks into their cabin to find him there.

Corey was tired from working her horse, and just wanted to crash in her cabin. Sweaty and dirty in her riding clothes, she pushed open the door to Cabin Three to see a boy with a shock of black hair looking at her things in confusion.
Percy swung around at the sound of the door opening.

A pair of sea-green eyes met hers, and Corey smiled.
"You must be Percy." she said.
"Who are you?" Percy asked.
"I'm Corey Parker. I'm your sister." Corey said.
Percy's jaw dropped. Apparently nobody had told him.
"I have a sister? Why did nobody tell me? Where were you before I left?" Percy spewed out questions.

Corey laughed. She sat down on her bed, patting beside her to invite Percy to join her.
Percy sat, and Corey answered his questions.
Percy nodded. He sat quietly processing for a second before asking another question.
"What was your quest? If you don't mind me asking?" He asked.
"Nothing big like yours. Just had to take back Dad's favourite herd of hippocampi from some sea monsters with my two best friends. Got to bring them to him personally though. That was pretty cool, getting to see the underwater palace. And even cooler to meet Dad. You met him, didn't you?" Corey rambled.
"I did. He's certainly something." Percy smiled.
"It's pretty cool to have a god for a father."
"Definitely."
Corey had a question for Percy now.
"How old are you?"
"I'm twelve. My birthday's August 18th." Percy said.
"Hey, mine's the 17th. I'm twelve too." Corey laughed.

Corey looked her brother up and down. He was more like her than she was expecting. He had the same eyes as her and their father, sea-green and swirling, but his hair was black as night, while hers was chocolate brown. He wore jeans and an orange camp shirt, and his cord necklace had a black bead with a turquoise trident.

Percy took in his sister quietly for a moment, and felt her eyes on him, doing the same. She was dressed in horse riding clothes and boots, with her chocolate hair falling in messy curls down her back. Around her neck hung the same cord necklace like all the campers wore. On hers were two beads, separated by a bronze horseshoe pendant between them. One of her beads was sea-green. The design was a horse head with a mane of swirling waves, a hippocampus. The other was bright red, with a pair of crossed swords. He wanted to ask what they meant, but before he could, the dinner bell rung.