Percy and Annabeth often find themselves in situations where they have to protect mortals from the threats of the demigod world. So in their interactions, they may seem like guardians. They might give warnings to mortals who are unknowingly close to danger. For example, if there's a monster lurking near a mortal neighborhood, they'll try to get the mortals to stay indoors without scaring them too much. And they also might form friendships with some mortals, but always with the understanding that their world is different and they can't fully disclose everything.
They interact cautiously. Since they are demigods and their world is full of secrets, they don't want to expose themselves. Percy might be a bit more laid - back in his interactions, cracking jokes with mortals while still being vigilant. Annabeth, on the other hand, is more calculating. She'll study the mortals first to see if they can be trusted.
They might interact with wands in a hesitant way at first. Percy, being used to his own powers, could be skeptical about relying on a wand. Annabeth would probably be more open - minded and start studying the wands right away. For example, she might find an old book in a wizard's library about wand lore and share it with Percy.
Percy could interact with mortals by using his elemental powers to help them in times of need. For instance, if there was a drought, he could bring rain with his water element power. He might also use his earth element to create fertile land for farmers.
Percy is more impulsive and action - oriented. So, on a daily basis, he might be the one to quickly jump into situations. For example, if there's a small flood in their area, he might immediately try to use his powers to fix it without thinking much. Annabeth, being more strategic, would then scold him gently for not thinking it through but also appreciate his eagerness to help. Their personalities balance each other out.
There could also be a situation where Annabeth, out of desperation to save her friends or the world, tries to communicate with Kronos in a more civilized way. She might offer him a deal or try to reason with him. Kronos, being the ancient and power - hungry being he is, would likely be dismissive at first but then start to be intrigued by her boldness and intelligence.
Typically, there are curious students. They are often in a learning environment, like a high school or college, and they accidentally stumble upon Percy and Annabeth's secret. They might be studying mythology and are really interested in finding out if the stories are real.
In the fanfiction, Percy's interaction with Annabeth's mortal friends could start off a bit rocky. He might be seen as the odd one out, especially if he's just met them. But as time goes on, he could bond with them over shared interests. Maybe they all like the same kind of food or music. And his relationship with Annabeth would play a role too. If Annabeth is really close to these friends, Percy would make an effort to get along with them for her sake, and in the process, form his own unique relationships with them.
Percy could bond with Annabeth's family over shared interests in Greek mythology. Since they are all part of the demigod world, they might have stories and knowledge to exchange. He could also show off his combat skills or his ability to control water in a friendly way to impress them.
They might lead normal lives, going to school, getting regular jobs. Maybe Percy would be a lifeguard at a local pool and Annabeth could be an architect student. Their relationship would lack the drama of demigod battles but would be filled with normal human challenges like dealing with family, exams, and making ends meet.
It would be more ordinary. They would have normal relationship problems like jealousy over other people, instead of over some powerful demigod. Their dates would be simple, like going to the movies or having dinner at a regular restaurant.
Some of Percy's classmates might be in awe of Annabeth. She's smart and confident, so they could be a bit intimidated at first. But then they start to admire her for her knowledge.