How would the characters around Harry Potter and Bella Swan react if they were twins in fanfiction?

If they were twins in fanfiction, they'd likely have a very unique bond. Harry is used to being the 'chosen one' in his world, but with Bella as his twin, she might also share some of that destiny. They could have a connection that allows them to sense each other's danger. For example, when Harry is in trouble at Hogwarts, Bella might feel a strange unease all the way in Forks. And when Bella is facing the Volturi, Harry could have some sort of premonition. Their powers could also combine in unexpected ways. Maybe Harry's ability to use spells could be enhanced by Bella's strong willpower.

Harry would likely be cautious at first. He's used to dealing with his own set of magical beings, and Bella is something new. Bella, on the other hand, would be curious and a bit overwhelmed by the wizarding world. They might start by simply asking each other questions. Harry would want to know about Bella's world, like how vampires function there, and Bella would be eager to learn about magic spells. As they get to know each other better, they could become friends and rely on each other's strengths in difficult situations.

In Percy Jackson, the gods themselves would have mixed reactions. Zeus might see the twins as a threat to the balance of power between the worlds. Poseidon and Athena, on the other hand, might be more intrigued and want to use the twins to their advantage. In the Harry Potter world, the students at Hogwarts would be divided. Some, like Ron, might be a bit wary, while others, like Luna, would be very open - minded. The Death Eaters would likely see the twins as something to be exploited if they thought it could help their dark cause.

For the Harry Potter characters, Ron would probably be a bit jealous of the twins' cool powers at first. But as he gets to know them, he would become friends. Snape would be highly suspicious and might even try to find a way to control them. In the Percy Jackson realm, the other demigods would have mixed reactions. Some would be in awe of their magic, while others would be worried that they might bring too much attention from the wizarding world. The twins would have to work hard to gain the trust of both sets of characters.

Hermione, on the other hand, would likely have a more critical view. She'd analyze the fanfictions for their accuracy in terms of magic lore and Hogwarts traditions. If there were any inaccuracies, she'd be quite perturbed. However, she might also appreciate the creativity that goes into some of the well - written ones that add new dimensions to their magical world.

Hermione would probably be very curious. She would start asking the gods all sorts of questions about their magic and their history. Ron, on the other hand, might be a bit intimidated at first but would soon warm up when he realizes they can offer some help against the Dark forces.

At first, it might be a bit rocky. Harry would be confused about this new place and Bella, and Bella would be a bit overwhelmed by the sudden presence of a magical child. But as time goes on, they would start to bond. Bella would see Harry's vulnerability and his need for love and protection, and Harry would see Bella as a source of stability in this strange new world.

Some characters might be amused. For example, Ron would probably find the wilder and more comical fanfictions really funny. He'd be laughing out loud at the absurd scenarios where he's made into a heroic food - loving wizard who saves the day with a well - timed puking pastille.

Edward might be extremely protective. He already has a strong urge to keep Bella safe, but with the added connection to the Joker, he'd be on high alert. He might be worried about the Joker's influence on Bella and try to keep her away from that part of her life.

Edward might be very protective of the twins. Since he has a close relationship with Bella, he would see it as his duty to keep the twins safe from any harm. He could also be interested in seeing if the twins have any special abilities related to his own mind - reading ability.