“Incoming!" yelled Poseidon.
They shifted-as much as they could in the cramped space-and Rocky landed in their midst.
"This is not a baby," Hades noticed "I think it's a rock."
He was observant that way.”

— Rick Riordan

Source: Percy Jackson's Greek Gods

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“Incoming!" yelled Poseidon.They shifted-as much as they could in the cramped space-and Rocky landed in their midst."This is not a baby," Hades noticed "I think it's a rock."He was observant that way.”

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“Incoming!" yelled Poseidon.
They shifted-as much as they could in the cramped space-and Rocky landed in their midst.
"This is not a baby," Hades noticed "I think it's a rock."
He was observant that way.”