It could be because Percy is different. If he comes from a different background or has a unique personality trait, the bullies might target him. In the fanfiction, if Percy is from a different race or has an unusual way of speaking, the bullies might pick on him for not being like them.
In the fanfiction, Percy could overcome bullying by finding true friends who support him. They can stand up to the bullies together. For example, if there are other kind-hearted characters, they might form a group to protect Percy and show the bullies that their actions are unacceptable.
One way could be for Percy to find a group of true friends who can support him. They can stand up to the bullies together. For example, if there are some nice classmates, Percy can join them during breaks and lunches, and the bullies might be less likely to target him when he's in a group.
Percy could stand up for himself. If he shows the bullies that he's not afraid, they might stop. For example, if they push him, he could push back (not in a violent way but in a firm 'I won't be pushed around' way).
One possibility could be that in the fanfiction, Percy is bullied at his new school in the mortal world because of his dyslexia and ADHD. Other demigods might also face similar situations. Maybe the bullies don't know their true identities but sense that they are different and pick on them.
Percy often gets angry at first. He's not the type to just take it lying down. But he also feels a bit confused as to why Luke is being so mean. Sometimes he tries to stand up to Luke, but other times he just withdraws into himself, feeling sad and alone.
It could be that Annabeth has a misunderstanding about Percy. She might think he's a threat to her position or status at the camp, so she bullies him to try and keep him in check.
Percy might stand up for himself. He could use his own skills and strengths, like his control over water if that's part of the fanfiction's universe, to show Annabeth that he's not an easy target.
In Percy Jackson bullied fanfics, a common theme is the exploration of Percy's emotions. He might feel anger, sadness, or determination as a result of the bullying. Another theme is the contrast between the magical world he belongs to and the harsh reality of being bullied. It often shows how his demigod powers or his friends from the demigod world can help him face the bullies. Additionally, there can be a theme of transformation, where Percy grows from the experience of being bullied and becomes a more confident and capable character.
Well, one scenario could be that Percy is bullied in school. Maybe the bullies pick on him for being different, like if he has some unique abilities or is just not as popular. Another situation could be that he's bullied in a new environment, like a summer camp, where the other kids don't accept him at first. It could also be that the bullies target Percy because of his family background or something that makes him stand out in a way they don't like.