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@fenava: So where do you wanna start?
Start with a Phase 01 talk or a Phase 02 talk then?
What do you recall reading on The Kane Chronicles as well?

Given how it's about high time someone did a thread like this, why not now?
If not now, when?
If not me doing the thread, then whom?

Let's keep Spoilers for The Trials of Apollo OUT of the thread unless it's getting spoiler-tagged, people, we're not Tumblr's (mis-)management of Homestuck in here, we can talk about Phases 01(Percy Jackson and the Olympians) and 02(The Heroes of Olympus) of the CHB Chronicles with tags though, yet not as much.

So anyone wanna check out this thread so we can talk here?

@snakeweaver:
@fenava:

Yo, how's it going?

@kay: Welcome aboard, pleased to see you here.

@acid: This quest is gonna be a lot of fun, and pardon the late replies, let's just try to keep this thread going until a lot of fans show up.

@snakeweaver: Got a link to Gilgamesh's encounter with a Werewolf ready?

@snakeweaver: I've read on the basics of the former.
Lycaeon is the first-known Big-name Werewolf in Old Helias/Ancient Greece, he got cursed by the High King Zeus of Olympus for crossing his Godly people in one manner or another, and in varying ways his family also got cursed as well for it.

@snakeweaver: Yeah, I know the Gods of Olympus were very involved with matters of Werewolves, I get that a lot.
Gilgamesh I'm familiar with by his name, but him encountering Werewolves is a new thing to imagine right there.
Cogenital Hypertrichosis is the thing called Werewolf syndrome, interesting.

@snakeweaver: Wanna share the ones you'd hear of, in here?

@snakeweaver: Yeah that's a good idea, do that.
Back to Werewolves with Photophobia, you think at least some Werewolves may have a genetic case of Photophobia to make their already-sharp potential to see in the dark get even better, maybe?

@snakeweaver: I meant, did they check this thread out?
Or do you mean the Werewolf question?

@snakeweaver: They're more than welcome to drop by and say hello.
So what do you memorize of Werewolves and can you picture any with Photophobia?

@snakeweaver: On the one hand, neat.
On the other hand, the side-effects sting.

@snakeweaver: Can you see in the dark?

@snakeweaver: More than anything, it's just 'there' ever since you were born.