The characters would be devastated. Grover, Percy's best friend, would be heartbroken. He might lose his ability to find Pan because of the emotional turmoil. His search for Pan was always connected to his friendship with Percy, and without Percy, he could be lost.
Chiron would be in a difficult position. He had high hopes for Percy and saw him as a great hero. With Percy's death, he would have to figure out how to boost the morale of the campers again. He might also have to deal with the political fallout among the gods, as Percy had the favor of some important deities. And the gods themselves would react differently. Poseidon would be enraged and might seek vengeance, while other gods might see it as an opportunity to gain more influence in the mortal world.
Annabeth would be devastated. She and Percy have a deep connection. She might go into a state of shock at first, then be filled with a fierce determination to find out who was responsible and make them pay. She would probably also be racked with guilt, thinking she could have done something to prevent it.
Their interaction could be very emotional. Percy might be in shock at first to see Zoe again. He could be filled with guilt for not being able to save her when she was alive.
The other demigods would be devastated. Percy was like a leader to many of them. Annabeth, his girlfriend, would be heartbroken. She might go on a quest for revenge against whatever or whoever put Percy in the situation where he had to sacrifice himself. The campers at Camp Half - Blood would also be in mourning. They would probably hold a big memorial for Percy. His friends like Grover would be in shock and would feel a great sense of loss.
The other demigods at Camp Half - Blood would also be in chaos. Percy was like a leader to many of them. His death could lead to a lack of confidence among the younger demigods. Some might even start to question the protection of the gods. Zoe's survival could also lead to her taking on a more prominent role in guiding and protecting the demigods, which is a big change from her previous situation.
Harry would be crushed. He'd feel like he lost a sister. Ron would be in total despair, probably blaming himself. Ginny would be heartbroken too as Hermione was like a sister to her. The Weasley family, who had accepted Hermione as one of their own, would be in mourning. They'd all wonder how they could have prevented it and would be angry at the unfairness of it all.
Zoe could become more withdrawn initially. Losing Percy, who was perhaps a close friend or love interest, would be a huge blow. But then, she might slowly turn her grief into strength. For example, she could become more determined in her fights, using Percy's memory as a source of inspiration.
Nagisa would be completely devastated. She has a very deep connection with Tomoya, and his death would likely cause her to sink into a deep depression. She might even lose the will to live, especially if it happened suddenly. For example, if he died in an accident, she would be left with a sense of emptiness and longing for him.
Ruby would be deeply saddened. She might blame herself for not being able to protect Blake. Weiss would probably be in shock at first, then become more determined to fight against whatever caused Blake's death. Yang would be furious and seek revenge. She has a very close bond with Blake, and her death would likely fuel Yang's anger towards the enemy.
Ron and Hermione would be completely shattered. Ron, who had been Harry's friend since the beginning, would probably be in denial at first. Hermione would likely try to figure out what exactly happened. Dumbledore would be solemn and would try to keep the school calm while also investigating the matter. Hagrid would be inconsolable, crying his eyes out. The other students would be in a state of shock and sadness. The teachers would also be deeply affected, especially those who had taught Harry or had some connection with him.
Sakura would be devastated. She has always seen Naruto as a dear friend and teammate. She would probably blame herself for not being strong enough to prevent his death. Sasuke, on the other hand, might feel a deep sense of loss and anger. He might go on a solitary journey to find out who was responsible.