percy jackson adopted fanfiction

In this fanfiction, there might be a lot of focus on Percy's relationship with the other wolves in Lupa's pack. He could learn their ways of survival, their hierarchy, and how to be a part of their community. This would be a great way to explore his adaptability and growth.

Obviously, Artemis. She is in charge of the Hunt, and her relationship with Percy would be central to the story. Then there could be Zoe Nightshade. She was a very important member of the Hunt in the original Percy Jackson lore. If Percy is adopted by the Hunt, she would have a big influence on him, either as a mentor or as someone who initially opposes his presence. And the wolf is also crucial. It could be a mysterious figure, maybe a messenger of the Hunt or a guardian of some sort, and it would be involved in Percy's journey every step of the way.

Well, initially, the Avengers would be quite skeptical. I mean, they deal with high - tech and super - soldier stuff. But once Percy shows what he can do, like summoning a giant sea monster to help in a battle, they'd start to see the value. Iron Man would likely try to find a scientific explanation for Percy's powers and might even try to replicate them in some way. Captain America would appreciate Percy's courage and how he uses his powers for good, just like he does with his own abilities.

A plot could be that Percy is given a prophecy that involves him having to form a new kind of family unit. He decides that adopting Thalia is part of fulfilling that prophecy. But in order to fully embrace this new family, they need to go on a journey to different mythological realms. In each realm, they face different challenges that test their relationship. For example, in the Underworld, they have to deal with Hades who is not too happy about their new arrangement. This forces them to rely on each other and grow closer as they overcome these obstacles.

Well, of course, Percy Jackson himself often makes an appearance. He could be a mentor figure to the adopted son, guiding him through the ropes of being a demigod. Annabeth is also common, perhaps helping the adopted son with her wisdom and knowledge of the mythological world.

Well, in such a fanfiction, Percy would likely gain access to Batman's high - tech resources. He could use Batman's gadgets in his battles against monsters. Maybe Batman would train him in combat and detective skills, making Percy an even more formidable demigod.

Well, Percy could use his water powers in really cool ways during Avengers' battles. For example, he might create huge tidal waves to stop enemy attacks. And he could teach the Avengers some new combat moves that he learned from Camp Half - Blood. Maybe he'd also introduce them to Greek mythology monsters and how to fight them.

Well, one possible plot could be Percy discovering new powers. Since Hecate is the goddess of magic, Percy might learn magical abilities he never knew he had. Maybe he starts to see magic in everyday things in a way he didn't before. For example, he could make inanimate objects come to life or use spells to protect himself and his friends. Another aspect could be his relationship with Hecate. She might be a strict but loving mother figure, teaching him about the deeper mysteries of the demigod world and how magic fits into it all.

Well, one possibility could be that Percy, already a hero in his own right, finds himself in a situation where Apollo decides to adopt him. Maybe Percy has lost his connection to Poseidon for some reason, and Apollo sees his potential. Apollo could then train Percy in new ways of using his powers, not just related to water but also in areas like prophecy or archery, which are Apollo's domains.

One possible plot could be Percy's struggle with his new identity. Since Hera is the goddess of marriage and family, Percy might find himself in a very different family dynamic. He could be thrust into the middle of godly politics more than ever as Hera's adopted son. For example, he might have to deal with the jealousy of other gods' children who see him as having an unfair advantage.