In this fanfiction, Percy's character would go through a significant transformation. Initially, he would be resistant and confused about being Hera's husband. But as he gets more involved in the divine affairs, he would start to understand the complex nature of the gods and their relationships. He would become more empathetic towards Hera, despite her flaws. His sense of justice would expand beyond the demigod world. He would also become more self - assured in his abilities as he has to hold his own among the powerful Olympian gods. His relationships with other characters, like his friends at Camp Half - Blood, would change as they now see him in a different light. He would have to constantly balance his old identity as a demigod hero and his new identity as Hera's husband, which would make him more complex and multi - faceted as a character.
Percy would likely become more diplomatic. As Hera's husband, he'd have to deal with all kinds of divine politics, so he'd learn to be more tactful in his words and actions.
Percy would likely become more refined. Hera's influence might make him more diplomatic. For instance, instead of rushing into battles, he'd think more about the political implications.
Percy would likely become more powerful and confident. As the 'husband of chaos', he would be exposed to new levels of magic and strength. His decision - making skills would also be sharpened as he has to deal with the unpredictable nature of the chaos realm.
Percy would likely become more regal and proud. Since Hera is associated with royalty, he might develop a more refined and authoritative personality. He could also become more calculating, as Hera is known for her scheming. For example, he might think more about long - term plans rather than just reacting impulsively like he used to.
Their relationship could develop slowly. At first, Percy would be very wary of Hera due to her past actions and reputation. But as they are forced to interact more, for example, if they are on a joint mission, Percy might start to see that there is more to Hera than just the cold and calculating goddess. Hera, on the other hand, might start to respect Percy's courage and loyalty.
Percy would probably be very cautious around Hera at first. He might be a bit sarcastic too, like 'Great, the Queen of the Gods is here. What could go wrong?' But Hera would likely be all business, trying to get Percy to do her bidding in a very matter - of - fact way.
His character would become more confident in his artistic abilities. Apollo is the god of many arts, so Percy would likely be exposed to music, poetry, and painting. He might be more flamboyant in his actions and speech, as Apollo has a certain charm. For example, he could start using more flowery language when talking to his friends or enemies.
Percy's character would likely become more in tune with nature. He'd be more reserved perhaps, as he grows up in an all - female group. His sense of honor might be more shaped by Artemis' values, such as protecting the weak and the natural world.
His character could develop in a way that he becomes more powerful. Since Kronos is a very powerful being, Percy might inherit some latent power. But he would have to learn to control it. He would also become more empathetic towards the Titans in a sense, as he realizes that Kronos is his brother. This could lead to him trying to find a middle ground between the Titans and the gods, which would be a major shift in his character from just being a defender of the gods.
Percy's character would develop in many ways. Firstly, he'd gain a deeper understanding of the politics among the gods. This would make him more calculating and strategic. He'd also become more empathetic towards the gods' viewpoints, even if he doesn't always agree. His relationships with his old friends would change too. He might not be able to be as carefree with them as he used to be. Instead, he'd have to consider how his actions as king affect them and the entire demigod community. Moreover, his sense of responsibility would expand far beyond just protecting his friends and family to safeguarding the entire divine and mortal worlds.
Percy would likely become more confident, given the immense power he's gained from absorbing Ouranos. He might also become more solitary, as he tries to understand and control this new power within him.