The Jaroxer

The Jaroxer a son of the doctor's daughter Jenny and Percy Jackson and annabeth's son clone Alexaner and he travels in time and space and having all of their powers and a solympic screwdriver. He protects the planet Camphor a planet like Earth and camp half-blood combined and a combined history. He preserves, protects, and defends that planet and it's history and also the universe in space and time. He travels with Alisa Coreba a daughter of Poseidon. The planet is way bigger than Earth with many more States and continent's. the Jaroxer looks like Jesse Pinkman from breaking bad and Grant Ward from agents of shield combined and with both styles and more of all of them. Him and Alisa travel and have quests in time and space.

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