Apollo|mentor

Being a demigod is very difficult. A human parent usually hates their child because their beloved god leaves them, and a stepmother, like Hera, tries to kill you in any situation. But my brother and I were lucky. My mother is ordinary, but some people don't have a dad. Some people have the same problem! What's so special about it? I have an ordinary family and an annoying stepfather, but it's bearable. One day, I got sick and stayed home, and my brother went to school. He was supposed to go on a field trip to the Greek Museum. Then an incident happened that changed my fate from head to toe. According to everyone, Percy pushed Stacy into the water, but according to him, he didn't do it. I always believe him. Mom said there was nothing strange about it and took us on a dream trip where we'd long wanted to go. Then Mom told us that we were demigods! And Percy's friend Grover joined us, he turned out to be a 24-year-old goat. We were chased by an incomprehensible creature; it followed us all the way to camp and took Mom. Chiron met us and told us everything about who we really are. He took us to Hermes' cabin, where we were met by Luke Castellan, Hermes' son, who spent a lot of time with Percy. It was uncomfortable in this camp, and rumors were swirling around you everywhere. At one point, Annabeth Chase pushes us into the water and the sign of Poseidon, the trident, appears above us. Chiron explains everything to us again and we go to Poseidon’s cabin, which means that we are children of Poseidon! After a few years, usually divine parents teach their children, but not in my time, my father Poseidon is a real lazy person and I already mastered the art of water 100%. Percy couldn't master the art of water for a long time, and Poseidon tried his best to help him. But I had a new pain in the ass: Apollo, he literally sat and listened to our conversations with his demigod son, Will, or tried to persuade Poseidon to do something. In the end, he taught Will and me medicine, shooting, music, and so on. And of course, he was an amazing philosopher. He had this "I'm the star and you're the ride" vibe, black humor, sarcasm, narcissism, and so on. He was funny.