Percy Jackson And Greek Gods

In the first book, "Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief," Luke is the one who tries to kill Percy by giving him a pair of shoes. Luke is a demigod and a son of Hermes, who becomes a traitor and works for the Titan Kronos. He gives Percy a pair of cursed shoes that are meant to lead him to his death. This act is part of Luke's plan to bring down the gods and aid Kronos in his quest for power.

After Luke kills himself, Percy wishes for all gods and goddesses, demi-gods and goddesses to have cabins at Camp Half-Blood, and for all gods and goddesses to recognize their children.

In both the Percy Jackson book and movie "The Lightning Thief," Percy first encounters Dionysus (Mr. D) at Camp Half-Blood. He is introduced as the camp director, playing pinochle with Chiron, and Percy has a brief, somewhat dismissive interaction with him. While Percy's godly parent is Poseidon, he doesn't initially meet him directly; instead, his parentage is re-vealed later in the story. 

When Percy meets Annabeth, he feels awed. This suggests that he is deeply impressed and amazed by her presence or some aspect of her personality or appearance. The word "awed" indicates a sense of wonder and admiration, highlighting Percy's positive and intense reaction to meeting Annabeth.

In the book, Percy finds out who his dad is when the hell-hound attacks him. This event triggers a series of events that lead to the revelation of his true identity.