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Hi Chibi! First! Introductions! I'm Halo! I never knew who the creator of I Eat Pasta For Breakfast was, so apologies. Also, it's a spin off. The person who sent you the link to this book is out to get me and is spreading propaganda. Apologies, I wanted to make a spin off because it inspired me. I will gladly delete this if you'd like, as I basically forgot about this till they posted it lol. ----- this is a spin-off similar version of I Eat Pasta For Breakfast. but there's different additions, most the quotes and story line will be from the comic. aside from the parts I haven't seen yet. oh well.

Thalia Grace has a mission, a quest to prove she is good enough. Reyna Avila Ramirez Arelleno, is now facing her past. Both girls are not only fighting themselves and the conscious which kills us slowly but also facing an adventure to bury bodies that should have been forgotten millennia ago for Artemis. Capaneus, son of Niobe, the woman who bragged and faced the consequences by watching all of her children be slaughtered by the twins, Artemis and Apollo in a rage of fury. Capeneus is wanting his revenge. Thalia and Reyna have to stop whatever is being planned, accompanied by Nikita, the final member of the quest trio. No one knows what comes next, not even the gods. ----------------------------------------- NOTE: The world, Reyna and Thalia all belong to Rick Riordan but Nikita, Capaneus and the plot line all belong to me.

(Credits to @Mimi on Quotev for letting me take some inspiration from her book: Hotel Hell) In•ter•lo•per Noun -a person who becomes involved in a place or situation where they are not wanted or are considered not to belong. ________________________________________________________________________________ Exorcists... Depending on whether you ask a human or a demon what that word means, you would have two possible answers. When humans hear that word, the first thing that comes to mind are priests, holy water, chanted prayers. When demons hear of that word, the first thing that comes to mind are sirens...boarded doors and windows...and most of all... Those bloodthirsty smiles... Exorcists see all of them as the same. Creatures of sin that must be eliminated. Including those that may be familiar to you, or may be new faces entirely. They may be angels, but they are anything but merciful to the denizens of hell. ...So why would one such angel willingly stay in a place full them? (This book is post-pilot canon divergent, meaning I've developed the plot long before season 1 of Hazbin gets released. It's likely I won't change anything despite what canon says, so expect some stuff to seem outdated)