Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan

So eventually they all set to the Labyrinth where new adventures, dangers, meetings, and more danger await them. At first, Grover is against the idea of going to the Labyrinth because he hates underground but it’s his only chance of finding Pan, the god of the wild. This time the quest is lead by Annabeth and she chooses Percy, Tyson and Grover as her companions. Percy must convince Daedalus, who they think lives inside the Labyrinth, not to give Luke Adriane’s string and to side with them. They’re convinced that Luke is trying to get Adriane’s string from Daedalus because it could help them navigate the Labyrinth easily. They believe that Luke would use the Labyrinth to invade Camp Half-Blood because it has many entrances and one could lead Luke and his army of monsters directly to the heart of Camp Half-Blood. This fourth book of Percy Jackson and the Olympians centers on Percy and his friends as they journey inside the Labyrinth which was created by Daedalus. So when Percy is attacked at the freshmen orientation of Goode High School, Rachel Elizabeth Dare sees it all. They’ve met before at the Hoover Dam and though she’s a mortal, she can see through the mist. Percy also meets Rachel Elizabeth Dare, again.

But honestly, it’s not his fault that monsters are following him everywhere he goes.

It’s Goode High School where Paul Blofis, his mom’s new boyfriend, teaches.

Yet again, Percy is looking for a new school to attend but just before it could start, he manages to blow it up into flames.

Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan