The Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, #4)

by Rick Riordan

“Hard to admit we need a mortal’s help,” I said. “But it’s true.” Annabeth glared at me. “You are the single most annoying person I have ever met!” And she stormed out of the room. I stared at the doorway. I felt like hitting something. “So much for being the bravest friend she’s ever had.” “She will calm down,” Chiron promised. “She’s jealous, my boy.” “That’s stupid. She’s not…it’s not like…” Chiron chuckled. “It hardly matters. Annabeth is very territorial about her friends, in case you haven’t noticed. She was quite worried about you. And now that you’re back, I think she suspects where you were marooned.” I met his eyes, and I knew Chiron had guessed about Calypso. It was hard to hide anything from a guy who’s been training heroes for three thousand years. He’s pretty much seen it all. “We won’t dwell on your choices,” Chiron said. “You came back. That is what matters.” “Tell that to Annabeth.”

percy is such a boy