The gods will claim their children whenever they feel that their children are ready to become a demigod hero for the rest of their lives.
That they would claim their demigod children. They had many unclaimed children, often because they were too busy to claim them. Percy Jackson wanted that to end, instead of becoming a god, he wanted the gods to claim their kids. He made them swear that they'd do it.
No, he wished for all the gods not to forget about their children
The home of the gods in Percy Jackson is Mount Olympus. It is located on the 600th floor of the Empire State Building, which is not know to mortals because of the Mist. In actual Greek mythology (as opposed to the modernized version in the Percy Jackson series), Mount Olympus is still known as the home of the gods.
he joined kronos
Percy Jackson stabs Ares unexpectedly in the ankle, which caused Ares to bleed golden ichor, the blood of the gods.
That they would claim their demigod children. They had many unclaimed children, often because they were too busy to claim them. Percy Jackson wanted that to end, instead of becoming a god, he wanted the gods to claim their kids. He made them swear that they'd do it.
No, he wished for all the gods not to forget about their children
Percy Jackson was claimed by his father, Poseidon, because he is a demigod, the son of a mortal woman, Sally Jackson, and the Greek god of the sea, Poseidon. In the world of "Percy Jackson & The Olympians," gods claim their children to acknowledge their divine parentage, often signified by the appearance of a symbol or a burst of water. This claiming marks Percy’s entry into the world of demigods and sets him on a path filled with adventures and challenges related to his heritage. It also signifies Poseidon's recognition of Percy’s potential and importance in the ongoing struggles among the gods and mythical creatures.
You never find out because Percy refuses.
In the story of Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief, the relationship between the gods and their demigod children is complex. The gods often exhibit neglect towards their demigod children, leading them to face challenges and dangers on their own. However, some gods do show moments of care and intervention towards their children when necessary. Ultimately, the bond between the gods and their demigod children is characterized by a mix of indifference and occasional assistance.
A person who would like the Percy Jackson series (like me) would have to be interested in Greek gods and mythology.
They both have greek/roman gods
he fought two
its about the greek gods
yes
The home of the gods in Percy Jackson is Mount Olympus. It is located on the 600th floor of the Empire State Building, which is not know to mortals because of the Mist. In actual Greek mythology (as opposed to the modernized version in the Percy Jackson series), Mount Olympus is still known as the home of the gods.
Yes, they eat ambrosia and nectar.