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Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

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Where the world of Greek mythology meets modern-day society through the eyes of demigods.

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Door of Orpheus
Door of Orpheus
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The Door of Orpheus is one of the two major entrances to the Underworld. It is located in New York City, specifically the Southern Area of Central Park. It was created by Orpheus after he lost his wife, Eurydice, and tried to get her back from the dead, however he was unsuccessful. He created it by using his skills in music, and opened the path straight into the Underworld. It is one of the few remaining secret entrances into the Underworld.

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