In 'the hunt is possessive of percy' fanfiction, often the Hunt's possessiveness can be a source of conflict. It might cause Percy to feel smothered or restricted. For example, if Percy has his own goals or friendships outside of the Hunt, the Hunt's possessive nature could interfere. Maybe Percy has to constantly assert his independence, which creates drama and tension in the story.
In the hunt fanfiction, Percy might be hurt physically. For example, he could get injured during a hunt gone wrong, like being attacked by a wild beast or getting caught in a hunter's trap.
Well, if Percy is the guardian of the hunt in a Percabeth fanfic, he could interact with other characters in different ways. He might have to work more closely with the hunters, which could lead to some jealousy from Annabeth at first. But then they could grow from it and have a more mature relationship.
In fanfiction, the concept of Ares being possessive of Percy can also stem from the idea of forbidden or complex relationships. The contrast between Percy's more heroic and noble nature and Ares' war - like and often brutish ways creates an interesting dynamic. Ares may view Percy as a symbol of what he can't be, and his possessiveness could be a way of trying to corrupt or change Percy to fit his own view of the world.
It could also be due to a sense of ownership. Percy has achieved a lot with the help of the gods, and Athena might feel that she has some claim over him because of the assistance she or other gods associated with her have provided. In the context of the fanfiction, this sense of ownership could translate into possessiveness.
Well, in some fanfictions, Hermes might be possessive of Percy because Percy could possess certain qualities or powers that Hermes wants to control or have an influence over. Maybe Percy has a unique connection to the world of the gods that Hermes sees as valuable.
Well, in some fanfictions, Luke might be possessive of Percy because he sees Percy as a symbol of power or potential. He may want to control Percy to use his abilities for his own goals, like in the original story where Luke has his own dark motives. Also, it could be out of envy. Percy has things that Luke might feel he lacks, so his possessiveness could be a way to try and take what Percy has for himself.
It could be because of the potential for a romantic relationship in fanfiction. Some fans like to explore the idea of Nico having romantic feelings for Percy. In that case, possessiveness might be a natural part of showing his intense emotions. He wants Percy all to himself, not sharing him with others, especially when there are other characters who might also be interested in Percy.
I'm not aware of its popularity. It could be popular within a specific fan community that is really into the characters of Percy and those related to 'the hunt'. But without more information or data on views, shares, or discussions about it, it's difficult to determine its popularity.
Well, it could be a very creative and perhaps controversial fanfiction. Maybe it explores the relationship between Percy and the hunt characters in a new and unexpected way. It might involve a lot of character development, backstories, and a whole new plotline built around this impregnation concept. But again, this is all speculation without actually reading the fanfiction.