What in chapter 9 of the lightning thief

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kramer3 years ago

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Percy is moved to his own cabin and has a dream of two men fighting on a beach. One man is saying "Give it back!" Percy speaks to the Oracle and gets a quest to retrieve Zeus's lightning bolt from Hades. Annabeth and GRover will go with him. The gates to the Underworld are in LA.

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