(Pro) Percy Jackson vs. (Con) Harry Potter

Thank you for your argument. You were supposed to state what would happen in that scenario, but seeing as this your first time I'll give you leeway and would ask voters to not take this into account. Next round, please however explain what would happen in both scenarios. This round is and the next round is not rebuttal. It is one more round to clarify why your person would win. You have the advantage of being able to explain both scenarios, so please refrain from directly refuting any of my points. I will proceed however to explain in detail the second scenario.C1: Beginning"Round Two - Unorganised Fight- Morals are off.- Preparation is off.- The locations are the same. Camp Half Blood and Hogwarts respectively, but you may also here include unspecified locations, e.g. "if they met in a random meadow/beach/prison/brothel", which allows you to show the versatility of your character.- Percy has standard equipment, Harry has standard equipment. - You are allowed to have up to two people/creatures who will assist them in anyway or form.- No animals/ interruptions/ traps" For two people to help me, I will pick Nico de Angelo and Jason Grace. Let me evaluate this now.Morals are off and preparation is off. Percy, already now has the advantage. Firstly, Percy is more likely to see Harry as a treat. Percy's aforesaid ability to analyse the person, watch them carefully and basically know what they are going to do before they do means that Percy's reflexes, which you have conceded as being great, will help him firstly either launch a first attack, or dodge/block a first attack. Morals being off, means that the power of Percy's abilities are as brutal as I mentioned before. Any first attack on Harry will instantly kill him. Morals being off also means he does not have to hold back, but it means that Harry is a threat. If Harry is now willing to kill, and he is with Nico de Angelo and Jason Grace, Harry is a threat to them, and his fatal flaw will now kick in. His fatal flaw is excessive loyalty. This triggers him to no matter what, ensure the safety of his friends. Expect a boost in his physical abilities, as shown when he lifted up the heavens for Annabeth.To sum up, Percy is now even more overpowered than he was before, and everything I said stands + more. With Nico de Angelo, the two main features he can help with is shadow travel and minions. Nico de Angelo can shadow travel Percy pretty much anywhere across the globe, and cannot be targeted whilst doing so. So, a shadow travel to Tartarus, a short swim in the river Styx, and Percy is completely invulnerable everywhere other than a point in his neck/back. With minions, they are a distraction for this to take place. Jason Grace is extra firepower. With the ability to create storms and fly, and control lightning, tied with Percy, they are invincible.So...this is how this battle will fare:Percy, Nico and Jason are against Harry, X and Y. (You choose). They firstly shadow travel to Tartarus, and get some of that invincibility. Shadow travel back. Win. Percy and Jason have abilities as I have proved which could kill any mortal. Right now, there is not much I need to say. This scenario, you can take away the help and have a 1v1, and Percy could block all projectiles with quasi-solid water. As I cannot refute your arguments, the message of this story is that Percy Jackson > Harry. He is faster, stronger and more reflexive. If he gets the opportunity, he will kill Harry. He will always get the opportunity due to his speed and agility, and skill. With help, that is just an instant win. I urge the floor to side with the side that has the stronger points. Thank you.Sources: As Before.