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Apollo/Lester Papadopoulos - Former God of the sun, now a mortal teenager on an adventure to regain his godlike abilities.

Leo Valdez - A demigod son of Hephaestus who helps Apollo

Calypso - Daughter of the Titan Atlas and Leo's girlfriend, also helps Apollo.

Meg McCaffrey - A young demigod who is the daughter of Demeter and is Apollo's Master/Companion.

Emmie and Jo - Former Hunters of Artemis who now run the Waystation, which is a safe haven in Indianapolis.

Lityerses - A former villain who allies with Apollo.

The Oracle of Trophonius - Central to the prophecy that must be unraveled.

Commodus - A Roman emperor who was turned immortal and is the main antagonist.

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Now a mortal teen, Apollo goes to Indianapolis with Leo and Calypso, where they find a magical safe house called the Waystation. There, they learn that an evil immortal emperor named Commodus is trying to take over the city and control an ancient oracle that tells the future. Apollo and his companions must stop Commodus from his evil plans before it is too late, all without his immortality and powers.

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This human teenager thing isn't really my style. I mean, putting someone so amazing and powerful as me in a situation like this must be some joke! This whole this moment is an entire disaster, especially Meg.

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The main part of the story is set in Indianapolis, Indiana, where most of the action takes place. An important location in this story is the Waystation, which is run by Emmie and Jo. Commodus controls the city by using his soldiers and entertainment shows, which are deadly. There's a mix of modern life and ancient magic that causes some confusing or comedic moments.

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The theme of this story is growth through hardship. Apollo learns humility, courage, and how to care for other people as he faces challenges without his immortality and powers. He also learns friendship, sacrifice, and how to use his powers more responsibly.

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The Trials of Apollo | Book 2: The Dark Prophecy

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Human by Rag'n'Bone Man reflects Apollo's struggle with not being a human, making mistakes, and learning that he isn't a immortal God but just a human.