Percy Jackson was poisoned by the primordial goddess Akhlys, also known as the Goddess of Misery.
During a dangerous confrontation, Akhlys brought Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase to the Mansion of Night. Her initial intent was to expose them to the potent Death Mist. However, her demeanor shifted, and she turned hostile towards the demigods. In this turn of events, Akhlys directly attacked Percy by throwing poison at him, which resulted in him being poisoned.
Understanding the Incident
This poisoning was a direct result of Akhlys's power, which includes toxikinesis—the ability to manipulate or generate poisons. The event highlights the perilous nature of Percy's quests and the diverse threats he faced from ancient mythological figures.
Key Aspects of the Poisoning
- Perpetrator: Akhlys, the primordial goddess of misery.
- Location: The Mansion of Night.
- Method: Akhlys directly threw poison at Percy.
- Context: It occurred during a confrontation where Akhlys turned on Percy and Annabeth after bringing them to the Mansion of Night.
This specific encounter showcased the immense power of primordial gods and the unexpected ways Percy could be harmed, even by beings who initially seemed to be neutral or serving a different purpose.
