Another possibility is that there is no single main antagonist. Instead, it could be a combination of misunderstandings, power struggles within the Hunt, and the influence of different factions. For example, some members of the Hunt might believe that Percy is a threat to their way of life or to their future plans. And these various factors combine to create the situation where Percy is betrayed, without there being one clear 'bad guy' driving the whole thing.
It could be a rogue member of the Hunt. Maybe someone who has a personal vendetta against Percy for some past event or just out of jealousy. This character might be secretly plotting against Percy within the Hunt and is the one who orchestrates the betrayal.
A possible main antagonist could be a rogue demigod who was once rejected by the Hunt and now wants revenge. This demigod could have allied with some powerful monsters and is constantly causing trouble for the Hunt. For example, they might be stealing important artifacts or sabotaging the Hunt's missions.
It could be a jealous demigod. Maybe someone who has always been in Percy's shadow and decides to frame him for betraying the gods in order to get rid of him and gain more power and recognition among the demigod community.
A powerful and corrupted nymph could be the main antagonist. She was once a friend to the Hunt but was lured to the dark side by some ancient magic. Now she wants to destroy the Hunt and take over their territory. She uses her powers over nature to create all sorts of obstacles for the Hunt and Percy, if he's involved. She could also be very manipulative, turning some of the Hunt members against each other.
It could be the gods. They often have their own agendas and might see the son of chaos as a threat to their power. So they might manipulate Percy into betraying the son of chaos.
It could be a jealous rival. This rival might have always been envious of Percy's popularity and skills. So, they manipulate Percy's friends into betraying him to get Percy out of the way and take over his position.
It could be an ancient evil god who manipulates Percy into betraying the son of chaos. This god might have a long - standing grudge against the son of chaos or his lineage and sees Percy as a useful pawn.
A powerful demigod who has been corrupted by the idea of primordial power could be the main antagonist. They might believe that by allying with a primordial or obtaining their power, they can become greater than the gods. This demigod would then oppose Percy, who stands for the protection of the current order.
An ancient and forgotten god who has been awakened. This god could be angry at the modern demigods for ignoring the old ways and decides to send assassins after Percy as a warning to the rest. They might want to bring back the old order where gods were feared and worshiped more and see Percy as a symbol of the new, more independent demigods.
Perhaps an ancient and dark deity who has been awakened due to some event related to Percy's exile. This deity wants to bring chaos to the world of gods and demigods, and Percy, even in exile, is the only one who can stop it. The deity would use all kinds of dark magic and minions to oppose Percy and his friends.
A new and powerful Titan could be the main antagonist. This Titan could be jealous of Percy's immortality and see it as something that should belong to Titans instead. He could gather a new army of monsters and try to overthrow the Olympian gods once again, with Percy being the biggest obstacle in his way.