Percy is surely one of the main characters, as the story is centered around him being left for dead. There might also be the people who left him, though we don't know who they are yet. Maybe there will be a character who discovers Percy and helps him, like a kind - hearted stranger.
Well, one possibility is that he has to find a way to survive on his own. He might encounter new and even more terrifying monsters in Tartarus. Maybe he'll discover some long - lost secrets about the place that could be used to his advantage or that could change the whole understanding of the demigod world if he ever gets out.
Percy could become more self - reliant. In Tartarus, he can't always count on his friends or his powers in the same way as on the surface. So he'll have to dig deep within himself to find new strengths. He may also become more strategic in his thinking, as one wrong move in Tartarus could mean death.
One possible plot could be Percy's struggle for survival in a harsh and unforgiving environment. Maybe he has to find food and water while fending off dangerous creatures. Another plot could involve Percy trying to figure out who left him for dead and seeking revenge.
There's also 'Female Percy: A New Heroine'. Here, Female Percy brings a fresh perspective to the story. Her fighting style is different, more fluid perhaps. And her relationships with the gods are also unique. Instead of the typical male bravado, she uses her wits and charm to get through tough situations.
No. Percy Jackson is a series that is based on Greek mythology, not Roman fanfiction. The books follow Percy, a demigod son of Poseidon, in a world filled with Greek gods, monsters, and quests related to Greek mythology.
Well, it depends on the specific fanfiction. There are countless fanfictions out there, and some authors might choose to reimagine Percy Jackson as a demon for the sake of a unique and edgy story. But the traditional view of Percy is that of a demigod with his own set of powers and adventures that have nothing to do with being a demon.