In "The Son of Sobek" by Rick Riordan, Percy finds himself in a bizarre situation, confronting a giant glowing creature resembling a chicken-man, which leads him to shout out "Hawk!" His exasperation reflects his confusion and disbelief at the absurdity of the moment. The dialogue highlights Percy's distinctive humor and the unexpected nature of his journey. Percy's thoughts also reveal his concern about introducing this new acquaintance to Sadie, suggesting that their personalities might clash drastically. He imagines a future filled with banter and teasing, emphasizing his apprehension about the dynamics between them. Overall, the excerpt captures a blend of humor and tension in a fantastical context.

In "The Son of Sobek" by Rick Riordan, Percy finds himself in a bizarre situation, confronting a giant glowing creature resembling a chicken-man, which leads him to shout out "Hawk!" His exasperation reflects his confusion and disbelief at the absurdity of the moment. The dialogue highlights Percy's distinctive humor and the unexpected nature of his journey.

Percy's thoughts also reveal his concern about introducing this new acquaintance to Sadie, suggesting that their personalities might clash drastically. He imagines a future filled with banter and teasing, emphasizing his apprehension about the dynamics between them. Overall, the excerpt captures a blend of humor and tension in a fantastical context.