It's good to know you don't think that. [He exhales with a mild relief to him. Dying wasn't funny, but there is a relief knowing Leo is okay with knowing it happened (you know, as okay as anyone can be, that is). Percy figures he was worried about it for nothing.

He won't think about death anymore. Or try to. It sets his mind at some ease that they can come back or else he might have felt more stress about it in the back of his mind about it. They would just have to be careful from now on, he figures. Probably best to set some plan up together with Annabeth. That thought doesn't make it to anything voiced because of course Leo knows how to change the subject. This time, at a pretty decent time, effectively cutting out his thoughts.

Percy exhales in a short laughter.] If I was sure it would work, I'd say go for it. Some of us have to keep Hades on his toes on when we're actually coming to see him.

[Death, humor? Why not. Their lives were already about pushing their luck and the three fates as far as they would allow. He thinks Leo will get it being revived and all himself. (Timelines, man.) He pushes his lips into a thin but genuine enough smile with a shrug as he sobers too.]

I never really thought about it until now. Think I would add it to the list, just below the fields of Fields of Asphodel. Nothing worse than standing in wheat with the feeling you did nothing good in life.

[They share a pretty similar boat.]