Clorox Oxi Magic, a popular cleaning product, underwent some changes in recent years. **However, it is no longer available for purchase**. The reasons behind its discontinuation are unclear, but it might be due to a decline in demand or the introduction of more advanced cleaning products in the market. **Clorox Oxi Magic was known for its ability to remove tough stains and brighten clothes**. It was a versatile product that could be used on different surfaces, including carpets, upholstery, and laundry. **Customers who were fond of Clorox Oxi Magic are now looking for similar products in the market**.
Percy soon has a dream in which Luke Castellan tricks Annabeth into holding up a ceiling of a cavern. He later learns that the ceiling is actually the sky and that Annabeth has actually taken over the former burden of Atlas. Percy tells Grover of his dream, only to learn of the possibility that Annabeth was considering joining the Hunters of Artemis. Percy attempts to seek help from the Oracle, but the Oracle does not respond. Later, after a humiliating defeat in Capture the Flag by the Hunters, Percy, and Thalia are about to come to arms when Percy sees the Oracle walking towards Zoë. It was astounding as, according to Chiron, the Oracle never left the attic of the Big House.
During their short stay at the outskirts of Westover Hall, Bianca chooses to join the Hunters and attain immortality and a new family, along with forswearing romantic love forever, while leaving Nico in the trust of those at Camp Half-Blood. Thalia displays the ability to manipulate the Mist and tries to convince a resident teacher and the vice-principal there that the three belong to the school.
**Customers who were fond of Clorox Oxi Magic are now looking for similar products in the market**. Some have found alternatives that claim to provide the same level of cleaning power, while others are still searching for a worthy replacement. **Overall, the disappearance of Clorox Oxi Magic has left a void in the cleaning product market, and customers are still trying to find a suitable alternative**.
Is there hard proof for the Curse of Ymir?
As far as I know, the Survey Corps (and other relevant Elderians) learned of the Curse of Ymir (that a titan shifter only has 13 years to live and if not eaten, will die to have his titan power born again with a random Elderian) from the memories of Grisha Jäger, who in turn learned it from the Owl. The Marleyian army seems to be aware of the course as well. Owl probably got his information from the army or the Taybar family. Now I wonder, is it guaranteed that this information is correct? From a narrative POV I don't believe the author will just wave his hands and say "The curse never really existed, sorry!", but from an POV from within the world, it would make sense that this is misinformation, deliberately given by King Fritz to protect Elderians outside Paradise (so they are not deliberately killed off as long as they can be used). I want to know if there is hard proof that the curse is real? This can be witnessing it in the main series or spinoffs (I didn't really follow AoT - After the Fall so much) or in interviews with the creators. Something ominous, deliberately question-dodging like "Well, the characters got told so." in the interviews would be interesting too. After all, the characters got also told that titans are mankind's enemy, that you die if eaten by a titan, that Paradise Elderians' are devils etc. Information given in AoT through characters cannot be trusted, as we know after all these years :D
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Without going into too much details, the Curse of Ymir is mentionned by Eren Kruger to Grisha, and Eren Yagger has the memories of Eren Kruger, so at least we can be sure that Eren Kruger was not lying
Jul 12, 2018 at 8:15@Ikaros Did Eren relive through all the memories or were these just exemplary flashbacks? As it currently stands, I believe they didn't had the time to go through all the memories that are available to Eren? I also believe that Owl believed the information, but that doesn't means it's true.
After partying with the gods, the group returns to camp. Percy tells Nico about Bianca's death and gives him the figurine of Hades, that Bianca meant to give to Nico. Nico throws the statuette away and tells Percy that he hates him for not saving his sister. Suddenly, four of the skeletal warriors appear and Nico unintentionally splits the earth to swallow them up. Percy figures out that Nico's father is Hades after this incident. The remaining seven skeletons are never seen again in the rest of the series. As Percy discusses Nico's abilities with Annabeth, Grover arrives, claiming that, while drinking coffee, he had heard Pan's voice speak three words in his head, "I await you."
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