Percy could also be very sad and confused. The camp has been his home for a while, and suddenly being cast out would leave him feeling lost. He might start to question his self - worth and wonder if he really is as bad as they say. He could spend some time moping around, trying to figure out what to do next.
He might be really angry at first. He's given so much to the camp, and being kicked out like that without a proper explanation would make him furious. He could storm off, vowing to find out the truth and clear his name.
Percy could also be very sad. He has so many memories and relationships at the camp. He might go into a state of depression for a while, not knowing where to go or what to do next. But then, he would probably start to think about how to get back in or how to make things right. He might start looking for evidence to clear his name if he was wrongly accused. He could also look for new allies outside of the camp who could help him in his situation.
Perhaps Percy was kicked out because of a prophecy that the camp elders misinterpreted. They thought that Percy's presence would bring great danger to the camp, so they made the hasty decision to expel him. It could also be that there was some sort of political intrigue within the camp. Some powerful figures at the camp might have seen Percy as a threat to their power and influence, and so they fabricated reasons to get him kicked out.
On the other hand, she could see it as an opportunity for a new start. She might gather her strength and decide to prove herself outside of the pack, or she could try to find a new group or community where she would be more accepted.
Naruto might initially be shocked and hurt. After all, being expelled by his own family is a huge blow. But being 'godlike', he could quickly turn that pain into determination. He might decide to prove his worth and show his family that they made a big mistake.
Batman could become more of an anti - hero. He might start working against the Justice League's interests, thinking that they have wronged him. He would use his skills and resources to expose any flaws in the League's operations and undermine their public image.
He could be angry. Percy has always been loyal to the camp, and being exiled unjustly would make him furious. He might vow to prove his innocence and show the camp they made a big mistake.
He might be angry at first. Natsu is a passionate character, so he would likely feel betrayed and lash out immediately.
A plot could be that Percy accidentally breaks an ancient and sacred rule of the camp while trying to save a fellow camper. As a result, he's kicked out. He then decides to seek refuge with his mortal family, but soon realizes that monsters are targeting them too because of his connection. So he has to protect his family while also finding a way to get back into the good graces of the camp.
Well, initially Percy would be confused. He would try to understand why someone he trusted would turn on him. Depending on the severity of the betrayal, he might isolate himself for a while, thinking that he can't trust anyone. But as he is Percy, he would also start to look for a way to clear his name and prove his innocence. He would use his wits and his skills to figure out what really happened and expose the truth. He may also have some internal struggle about whether to forgive the betrayer if the situation allows for it.
Percy might be initially confused. He's not always the most attuned to flirting, so he could just stare at Drew blankly for a moment.