Percy, betrayed and broken, healed by Chaos

Percy gets betrayed

It started about four months after their battle with Gaea. Percy had been away on a quest for Athena so that he could ask for Anabeth's hand in marriage. He had not been home to see his mom or stepdad since before the war with Gaea, and he wanted to visit them as soon as he had the time after returning from his journey. Percy returned to Camp Half-Blood to see everyone looking at him with pity in their eyes. He tried to get someone to tell him what was going on, but no one, not even Chiron, would reveal the information. So he went to his thinking spot on the beach, but to his surprise, he found a devastating sight in front of him. In front of him, in the place where he normally goes to think, sat Anabeth and Jake Porter, a newly claimed son of Zeus, and they were kissing when Percy saw this. He immediately grew angry and created a huge tsunami, which he almost brought down on Camp Half-Blood. If it hadn't been for his father stepping in and stopping him, he would have destroyed the camp and everyone in it. Poseidon looked at Percy, "Son, what has you so upset that you created a tsunami almost as powerful as my own?" "That is what has me so upset," Percy said as he pointed towards Anabeth and Jake, still making out, not noticing Percy or Poseidon standing there. When Poseidon sees why Percy was so angry, he himself gets angry and creates a tsunami and a hurricane at the same time. As the storms were raging around Poseidon and Percy, the other Olympians flashed in to see what was going on, but when they saw Percy and Poseidon standing there with two very powerful storms raging around them, they grew jealous of the power Percy held. A handful of them came to their senses and asked Percy what had him so angry, and when he showed them the scene in front of him and Poseidon, they, too, became overrun by anger. As Hestia, Hades, Athena, Aphrodite, Artemis, Apollo, and Hepheastus grew angrier, their own domains began to act up due to their rage. Percy decided that it was time that Anabeth knew that he was standing there, so he asked her, "How could you do this to me after everything I have done for you? I fell into the depths of Tartarus for you, so in the name of Hades, could you go and cheat on me with a son of Zeus, no less?" Before she can answer, Athena speaks up," Percy Jackson, you no longer have my permission to marry my daughter Anabeth, and it has nothing to do with it. I say this because she has cheated on you." With that, Anabeth looks at them, and she can see the hurt in Percy's eyes and the anger in the god's eyes who stand with Percy. "Percy, I'm done with you. You're nothing but a lying, power-hungry bastard. It wasn't you who led the camps to victory in the last two wars, and it wasn't even you the oracle spoke of in the first great prophecy; it was Thalia." As Anabeth said it, both of the camps were making their way down to the beach, and overheard this, and suddenly they no longer loved Percy; they hated him. Zeus looked at him, "Perseus Jackson, you are hereby banished from both the Greek and the Roman camps." With these words, Percy's heart shattered, and he looked at his dad and the gods who sided with him and said, " Tell my mom I love her, and that I'm sorry. " After he said this, he looked at Zeus and said, "Hey, drama queen, you can finally act out your greatest dream and kill me. "