"Seven half-bloods shall answer the call.
To storm 或者 fire, the world must fall.
An oath to keep with a final breath
and foes 熊 arms to the Doors of Death."

MM'well, the first line is fairly straight forward, as it could only be talking about a certain call, and that's the God's call for help to destroy Gaea and all that stuff. Even so, my take on the seven half-bloods are: Jason, Leo, Piper (all 给 through the 迷失 Hero), Annabeth, Percy (if either aren't, there might be an uproar--just saying), someone from the Roman camp (my guess would be Reyna as she was emphasized from Jason's memories, 或者 even Bobby) and last, but not least, Luke.

Yeah yeah, Luke's dead and stuff. So? Doors of Death have been opened as we've seen through Midas and someone else who I forget coming back to life. Nevertheless, I know there's some Luke fans, and I'm not really one of them, but it'd be a HUGE swerve on Riordan's part and at the moment, with only one book out in the HoO series, it doesn't hurt to speculate. Anywho, I know there's like a 4 Greeks, 2 Romans and 1 Dead demi-god ratio, but 由 this stage they should all be united, so it doesn't matter, right?


Storm 或者 Fire. The possibilities there are endless, but I have reason to believe that the 火, 消防 is reference to Leo, and Storm possibly to Jason (or even Percy). However, the world must fall? Fall is used really well here, as it could mean like, destroyed, 或者 to honor them (bowing can be seen as falling). There are others, but those are my main points. My emphasis on must though, doesn't really paint a pretty picture for the later books.


Not much is known about an oath, but the final breath could easily mean another death at the series climax. Reasons for death? Obviously to keep an oath (thanks genius). I'm going to venture a guess and say the oath will be known 由 the end of the Son of Neptune, which I can't wait for.


Last line, foes bearing arms. Location is simple, but why there? If there's a painfully obvious answer to that question, then my apologies for overlooking it and stuff. But foes, could mean a mountain of things. Foes in the demi-god camps, foes in the demi-gods, foes in the gods, and I could go on. However, I want to point that if Luke does come back, Luke and Percy are considered to be arch nemesis and thus, foes. I can't speak much for the Roman camp, but I'm guessing half of this is wrong and the Romans have just as much of a say in this prophecy..

..OR, this prophecy could have a double meaning, and a completely new meaning for the Roman camp. Who knows? But yep, there's my opinion on things, it's lovely isn't it? Not really, I just needed somewhere to voice my opinions and I guess this was it :p