In the end of the chapter 15 of the lightning thief is Percy angry at Hephaetus or Ares more and why?

At the end of Chapter 15 of "The Lightning Thief," Percy is more angry at Ares than Hephaestus. This is because Ares has manipulated Percy and his friends into a dangerous confrontation, using them as pawns in his own conflict. Ares embodies cruelty and arrogance, making Percy feel betrayed and frustrated by the god's reckless behavior, while Hephaestus is more of a tragic figure in the background of the conflict.