“Why are we being chased by evil espresso drinks?!”
Rick Riordan book The Lost Hero
Source: The Lost Hero
“Can we just call them storm spirits?” Leo asked. “Venti makes them sound like evil espresso drinks.”
— Rick Riordan, book The Lost Hero
Source: The Lost Hero
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“Like your zodiac sign? Percy asked. 'I'm a Leo.
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Rick Riordan book The Blood of Olympus
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Source: The Blood of Olympus
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