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Okay so I’m slowly falling in love with the idea of Percy being a son of Aphrodite  because that au would be so neat like-

• Percy still having his troublemaker smile and messy windswept hair and sea green eyes but there’s a certain almost uncomfortable beauty to him, inspiring a slight, undefinable uneasiness in most others because his eyes are almost too green and too deep and his crooked troublemaker smile dimples his left cheek in the most radiant way and even his messy windswept hair looks like it was supposed to be tousled in that way and all of his imperfections some how make him more appealing.
• And because people don’t really understand where this uneasiness comes from so it just furthermore gets Percy labeled as a troublemaker at first glance.
• Percy getting teased with/nicknamed ‘Pretty Percy’
• Grover finding Percy at Yancy Academy because his smell is so potent that he knows that Percy must be powerful.
• When Nancy Bobofit dumps her food onto Grover’s lap, Percy snaps for her to go jump in the fountain and to his surprise she actually does it and he’s never been so confused in his life. 
• (This of course starts the chain reaction that ends with him passing out on the deck of the Big House with the golden haired girl saying that he must be the one)
• Annabeth Chase, Daughter of Apollo, gives him the tour around camp.
• After Capture the Flag when Percy gets claimed there’s such a sense of disappointment from everyone – the kid who killed the minotaur with its own horn was a son of Aphrodite? Seriously?
• But the disappointment is quickly replaced with shock when Percy disarms Luke at sword practice without even lifting his sword. He just told Luke to drop his sword, and without a second thought, Luke did.
• Silena is the one who tells Percy about charmspeak.
• He still becomes a master swordsman and is still one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful demigods of the series.
• His charmspeak goes from being something that happened either on accident or in dire situations to being more potent then you could imagine. It freaks out a lot of people because he could tell you to do anything, and you would comply without a second glance.
• He can actually feel love, whether it be romantic, platonic or otherwise. He’ll sense it between partners and families and friends, and he tries to describe it and how each love is distinct and different but no one quite understands – everyone except for Aphrodite that is.
• One of his powers that he discovers later on in the series is the ability to manipulate love and everything that goes with it. It goes far beyond the trivial, relationship-ending things his siblings do. The love that he can feel and sense between people – he can ruin it, he can make it so it was if it was never there. He can turn that passion into burning hatred. He can turn want into obsessive desire. And that’s when he understands what Aphrodite says when she says that love can bring the gods to their knees.
• He’s still the child of the prophecy. Aphrodite considers herself the oldest god, being created out of Ouranos. When he was defeated his immortal essence created the sea foam from which Aphrodite was born.

But now onto the cute headcanons of Aphrodite!Percy

• Being absolute dorks with his siblings.
• Playing princess dress up with Lacy and letting her do his makeup
• Getting teased mercilessly by Silena for his totally obvious crush on Annabeth.
• Using his charmspeak to tease and flirt with Annabeth.
• Annabeth and him being jokingly known as the ‘flower’ couple of the camp because she’s sunshine and he’s love even though they’re both scary af.
• Percy speaking fluent french
• Percy speaking fluent french to Annabeth
• Percy knowing that he’s attractive and being overly dramatic with hair flips and posing.
• Percy using his aphrodite-esque powers and looks to become suddenly extremely alluring to Annabeth – which she then blushes and punches him in the arm while he snickers.
• Percy breaking the stigmas that go along with being a child of Aphrodite.