Oh my fucking god that dagger is what Luke uses to stab himself when he is possessed by Kronos isn't it?

Rhode should believe more than anyone there that names have power, being from a world where they literally do, so it’s unrealistic she’d say Voldemort’s name so causally. Although his name doesn’t carry any literal weight like some Greek beings, she should still believe it does.

Through this first book I've seen 3 references
Gaige referencing pinkie pie from my little pony with her
"Cross my eye, hope to die, stick a muffins in my eye"
I also saw Rhode with frozen "the cold never bothered me anyways" and one other I forgot which was between these two
Amazing so far and looking forward to more

I did cry at the ending of this chapt'r of thy st'ry.

thee has't a talent f'r the art of the writ w'rd

Err... Don't ALL the students up through 5th year have multiple quite sharp knives as part of their required school supplies for their Potions class? How can one student be punished for having a knife if all of them do. Also, the professors offered no indication that they could prove the one Rhode threw was, in fact, hers. Therefore, punishing her for not having a knife makes even less sense than punishing her for having one. Less sense than even wizards manage most of the time...

Don’t know this. I'm astounded, but would Snape open up?

Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.

It is unfair. Challenges of second year is getting ended so quickly. Bassilsk should have had those powers. (It could have been claimed that this is another breed of monsters, after all.) Snape was a master occlumens at the point. I get it you’re not much of a snape fan, but its unfair for him to say he lost his cool by panicking for a little snake. If he lost at sight of Voldemort...one dead Spy. You could have done it with Remus Lupin, which is Snape's one of worst moments. They should have known the parseltongue talent, due to being Poseidon’s daughter, most likely she could speak with sea serpents. I must say, Rhode's wizarding world adventures aren’t that entertaining cause they haven’t faced much of challenge. Voldemort must be a demigod, so Rhode face much of challenge.

Well...frozen seas can mean another thing too...I don’t like it much, snowflake!

And how come wizarding world didn’t have much demigods? Wizarding world is connected to Hecate, so how do they don’t know about their roots? At least Dumbledore should.

Bulls are sacred for Gaea as well, as long as I know.

Well, for one, Celestial Bronze and Imperial gold must deflect spells! Every one of them. And they are resistant to magic. Yup.

And hope you don’t throw Ron and Hermione into the trash bag. Even if it was necessary for the plot, I didn't like how they got sidelined. Actually, this is my only disappointment throughout the entire story.

You have done well, for this year. Lets see further.

Redemption of Snape was ok with me, so was Malfoy's.

Yeah, but it feels kinda unfair for Ron's side. He never got the chance to make it up to Hermione, even if he didn’t make much wrong. Hope you thought of something.

You could have made other members of trio demigods too, Ron could have been impulsive son of Athena, who's a specialist of battle strategy, Hermione could have been intelligent daughter of Apollo...its not stereotypes at all. While they wouldn't be close as the runaway 4,but they could have been somewhat close that way.

But I agree, since Rhode is the only demigod, the plot should flow that way..

Notice. Rhode gets magical protection due to physique of a demigod, also an amplification of raw power.

Also, physical things can block killing curses anyway. Dumbledore uses one of the statues from the Fountain of Magical Brethren to do so in OotP.

I thought her fatal flaw was anger, not narrow-mindedness. Although I guess being angry can make you biased and narrow-minded. But honestly, just because she likes freedom and rebelling doesn't mean she has to completely disregard everything else.