One common plotline is the conflict it creates between Triton and Percy's friends. Since Triton is possessive, he might not like Percy's friends getting too close. This can lead to arguments or even small battles between Triton and the friends, with Percy caught in the middle, trying to balance his relationship with his friends and Triton.
He might show it by constantly hovering around Percy. For example, in some fanfictions, Triton could be always near Percy during his adventures, scaring off any potential threats or rivals without Percy even realizing it.
One common plotline could be Artemis constantly interfering in Percy's relationships with others. For example, she might try to keep him away from Annabeth. Another could be her being overly protective of Percy during his quests, which might cause some tension with the other gods or demigods who are used to Percy acting independently. And sometimes, there could be a sub - plot where Artemis' possessiveness makes Percy question her motives and his own role in her actions.
One common plotline could be Hera trying to manipulate Percy's relationships with others. For example, she might try to keep him away from Annabeth to assert her possessiveness. Another could be Hera interfering in Percy's quests, not to help him but to keep him under her control.
The theme of self - discovery is also present. Through their relationship, both Fem Percy and Triton often learn more about themselves. For example, Fem Percy might discover new aspects of her powers or her identity as she gets closer to Triton, and Triton might learn about different values and ways of life from Fem Percy.
One common theme is the exploration of a unique relationship dynamic between them. Since they come from different backgrounds in the Percy Jackson lore, seeing how they interact in a fanfic can be interesting. Another theme could be adventure, as both characters are often associated with action - filled scenarios in the original stories.
In Percy fanfiction, Triton could be a significant figure who, for some reason, feels the need to protect the fan - created stories about Percy. Maybe he is a powerful being in the same fictional universe as Percy, and he sees the value in the fanfiction. It could be that he has a personal stake in Percy's story, like he owes Percy a debt or he has a shared mission with Percy. So, he steps in to protect the fanfiction that is based on Percy's character.
One interesting plotline could be a power struggle between Triton and Percy, with Poseidon caught in the middle. Maybe Triton feels threatened by Percy's newfound status as a demigod son of Poseidon and tries to undermine him.
A plotline might involve Hades having a prophecy that Percy is crucial to his future plans. This makes him possessive as he doesn't want Percy to be influenced by other gods. He could start by subtly manipulating events around Percy. For example, causing problems in Percy's relationships so that Percy feels more alone and might turn to Hades for support. Hades might also be possessive because Percy has a unique connection to the Underworld, like being able to travel there easily, and Hades wants to keep that power close to him.
At first, it could be a relationship of wonder and mentorship. Triton, being much older and more experienced, would be like a guide to Percy. Percy would look up to Triton with admiration. As Percy grows, they might develop a more equal relationship, with Percy challenging some of Triton's ideas. For example, Triton might be more traditional in his views of the ocean hierarchy, while Percy, with his modern - day thinking, might suggest new ways of doing things.
One common plotline could be Kurenai trying to keep Naruto away from certain dangerous missions. She might think he's not ready yet and be overly protective in the fanfiction.