The Burning Maze (The Trials of Apollo, #3)
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This did not reassure me. Some of my least favorite people were human.
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“Um, well, good meeting, everybody.” He promptly fell over, snoring before he hit the ground.
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(No offense to the billions of other women out there who are also quite enchanting; I love you all.)
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an oxymoron, like “hot ice cream” or “military intelligence.”
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When water shortages and above-average temperatures affected the upscale neighborhoods, you knew things were serious.
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Before I could argue, she took a flying leap out of the broken window—which was a pretty good metaphor for her general approach to life.
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“The scary girl. The lightning boy. Yes.” I swallowed back my despair. Crest had given a flawless description of Meg and Jason.
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Jason toppled from his steed. He hit the deck facedown, the spear still in his back, his gladius clattering from his hand.
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WHAT! WHAT.
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I watched as Caligula plucked out his spear, then drove it again into Jason’s back, removing any last hope that our friend might still be alive.
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WHAT!!!!!!!
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The people who deserved to die took forever to do so. Those who deserved to live always went too soon.
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I’d like to tell you I didn’t believe in bad omens. But since I was the god of omens…
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“We heard the call of nature!” cried the lead dryad. That had a different meaning for mortals, but I decided not to mention it.
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“B-E-L-L-O-N-A-S D-A-U-G-H-T-E-R.”
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YEAHHHH ENTER REYNA
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I slept miserably and had a miserable dream.
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I tried to smile encouragingly, though I decided to give Hades a new suggestion for the Fields of Punishment if I ever saw him again: Pinto. Road trip. Bon Jovi on cassette.
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“He did what Jason always did,” Leo said. “He saved the day.”
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