How do the gods in the 'Percy Jackson Asks the Gods for Death' fanfiction respond to Percy's request?

Some gods might be indifferent. They might see Percy as just a mortal who has outlived his usefulness. For instance, a god who only cares about power and has no real connection to Percy would simply ignore his request.

Perhaps he has lost too many people close to him. If his friends, like Annabeth or Grover, were to die in a particularly tragic way, he could be so grief - stricken that he no longer wants to live in a world without them. He might think that death is the only way to escape the pain of their loss.

Well, in many such fanfictions, Percy's relationship with the gods often starts with their initial interest in him. Maybe it begins with a particular god noticing his unique abilities. As the story progresses, the gods might start to interfere more in his life, either to help or hinder him. For example, a god could offer him special powers or tasks that lead to a deeper connection. Sometimes, there could be rivalries among the gods over Percy, which also shapes their relationship.

After Percy's death, his friends might start a rebellion against the Gods. They would be angry and feel that Percy was unjustly killed. This could lead to a full - scale war between the demigods and the Gods.

The gods might show their protection in various ways. For example, they could directly intervene in battles Percy is in, using their divine powers to shield him from harm. They might also send him signs or omens to guide him away from danger.

Athena might also be a good candidate. Although she and Poseidon have their differences, she could see Percy's potential and befriend him. She could offer him wisdom and strategic advice for his various adventures.

One reason could be extreme despair. Maybe he has faced so many hardships and losses that he feels there's no way out. For example, if he has lost many friends in battles against powerful foes and he blames the gods for not protecting them better.

It's a really interesting thought. Maybe some of them would. The younger demigods might be curious about how others imagine their lives and adventures. But the gods, they might be too busy with their own affairs or too proud to bother with fanfiction.

It's a really interesting thought. There's no official indication in the Percy Jackson series that gods read fanfic. However, if they were real and aware of modern human culture, it's possible that some of the more mischievous or curious gods might be interested. For example, Hermes, the messenger god, might be intrigued by the stories humans create about their world. But overall, it's more of a fun speculation.

They might react with shock, as they may not have fully realized the extent of the danger Percy has faced. Some gods could be impressed by his survival and show newfound respect.