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is the eighteen-year-old Greek demigod daughter of Astraeus and an unnamed mother. She is notable for being, presumably, the star of the prophecy foretold to bring Olympus to its knees and end the world, and also famed for being Thanatos' first and last lover. Currently, she is asleep forever in the Elixis Kathara, a divine pool of water near Mount Olympus. 
==Appearance==
She is Chinese, with pale skin, a beige shade not too far off from white or "cosmic latte", the average color of the galaxies of the universe as perceived from the Earth. She has long, black hair that, as the day progresses, slowly but surely begins to mirror the Milky Way. It's been stated to look like a celestial river flowing down her back, each strand twinkling and glimmer with the silvery light of the stars. In the daylight, her hair still has a subtle brilliance, with tiny twinkles peeking through as if the stars refused to fade entirely. Her eyes are a deep, dark black, like the core of a nebula where stars were born. Flecks of silver color her irises, reminiscent of shooting stars racing across the sky. She is quite muscular, with abs and larger biceps than most women. She stands at 5'9". Her appearance has been complimented by multiple characters within the series, comparing her to a god. 
==Personality==
Just like a star, she has a magnetic charm that naturally attracts people to her. Her presence is described as warm and illuminating, and she's on good terms with everyone. Despite this, she's friends with no one. You can never touch the stars, and she just seems too distant and aloof to ever truly make a deep connection. She is completely different from all the other demigods at camp - everyone describes her as a god, a minor one, not a half-blood. Thus, she has no friends, only maintaining surface-level friendships with the children of Olympians. She's more of a lofty, wise, quiet figure, always ready to help out the campers whatever should happen. 
Inheriting her father’s gift for astrology, she has a strong intuition about people and situations. She can read the energy in a room and often knows what others are feeling before they say a word. This makes her a compassionate and empathetic person, always ready to offer guidance or a listening ear. However, this also means she's obsessed with Zodiac signs and stereotypes people based on them; what makes this infuriating is that she's always right on the mark. Her father’s connection to dusk gives her a calm and laid-back demeanor. She rarely gets stressed or overwhelmed, preferring to go with the flow. She never seems shocked by anything, always raring to go. She rarely panics under pressure and is often the stabilizing presence in the room. She's very dreamy, often with her head in the clouds.
To the campers, she's always lingering somewhere in the background of somewhere, simply watching or painting. When the Oracle gives another vague prophecies, it's customary to visit her so that she may help clear up as much confusion as possible.
==History ==
=== Early Life===
She was born to an unknown mortal woman, sired by Astraeus, the Titan god of the stars, planets, and the art of astrology. Her father is sparsely mentioned if at all in Greek myth, one of the existences added to complete a family tree. So, it can be expected that he was not thrown into Tartarus with the rest of the traitorous titans. Her mother was an astronaut who lived in the ISS for years, and loved astronomy from a young age. Her parents had what she calls the romance of the millennia - but she is a dreamer, so the validity of this statement is unknown. Astraeus would act as a guide, watching from the outskirts as she grew.
Not much is known besides this, not even the state she came from. There is a blank period of her life, where she is assumed to have gone to a normal public school. She has once spoken about wearing hoodies a lot as a child so as to easily cover up her hair whenever nighttime arrived. She came to Camp Half-Blood as a five-year-old, extracted by a satyr, her demigod scent potent enough at that young age to be noticed. She alternated with school and camp before committing full-time as an unclaimed child living in Cabin 12 when she turned fourteen. Campers would often play at guessing her heritage, even going as far to say she was the daughter of Nyx, the primordial night, or even a weird daughter of Zeus.
===Eternal Slumber===
All these guesses would turn out to be wrong. On the day of a total solar eclipse, she was publicly claimed as the child of Astraeus. Moments after, the Oracle of Delphi gave a haunting, ominous prophecy, with her as the star. The Oracle foretold the fall of the Olympians and the rise of yet more gods, to coincide with the fall of human civilization and the rise of something new. The gods, unwilling for this prophecy to come about, ordered Thanatos to descend and slay her.
It is uncertain what happened between them when they met. All that matters is that Thanatos lingered by her side, yet never took her. Famous for being a god that even the other gods hated due to his unfeeling and cold cruelty, this was a massive tonal shift. The two fell into a doomed love that could never come into fruition - Zeus ordered him to hurry, and instead, Thanatos begged the Fates for help. The Fates told him nothing could be done. During this time, she would spend her time in secluded areas of the camp, talking with a smile to what seemed to be air. Then, she seemingly disappeared from camp, being whisked away to all the countries of the world she'd longed to see. 
For the campers, it was very jarring for this constant to be taken away - the sweet, dreamy older sister figure that was always there to help you with whatever issues you were dealing with in your life, was now consorting with Death himself. Not only that, but she was now in a near-death state. A tradition begins to visit the Elixis Kathara whenever you leave for a quest so as to gain the blessing of Death, who does not move from his spot at her side. 
Zeus was furious at Thanatos' stalling, and gave him an ultimatum: if he did not do his job, Zeus would instead send the Keres, Thanatos' sisters, goddesses of violent death. Not wanting her to suffer or to die, Thanatos sought out help from his twin brother, Hypnos, the god of sleep, to simply put her into an eternal rest. To preserve her mortal body from aging or eroding over the ages, he laid her to sleep forever in a divine pool in the mountains near Olympus. Though he lived in the Underworld, the sun's rays never reached him there, and he could not bring himself to have her rest anywhere other than a place where she would be kissed by the stars each night. 
There she lays forever, the Milky Way painted on her hair as it fans out in the water, stars twinkling, dressed in white robes. As he kisses her for the final time, a tear slips down her face, and hence is born the goddess of twilight, guiding winds, and endings or the conclusions of things. Thanatos gives the child to his brother to nurse, and the small girl is named . 
Thanatos remains by the banks of the Elixis Kathara forevermore as her guard, sitting vigil so as to protect her whilst she slumbers. He waits for when she will wake again, if there will ever be such a day. 
The Olympians agreed to let her rest, with Aphrodite comparing them to be a sort of inversion of Eros and Psyche. She was one of the largest supporters, intrigued by their tragic love, and how it had caused Death, the most unfeeling god, to love. 
==Abilities and Tools==
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*ADHD: Her supernatural alertness and keen senses that keep her ready for, and alive, in battle. It also lets her analyze her opponents fighting style as well as pick up minor details about an opponent, such as where their muscles tense so he can tell which direction they will attack from.
*Swordsmanship: Percy is a naturally talented swordsman. His skills continue to grow as time passes, capable of holding his own against and defeating larger, more experienced, and more powerful opponents, including several monsters and Ares, although he had underestimated Percy. In The Lightning Thief, he was able to disarm Luke, the most skilled swordsman at Camp Half-Blood for the last three hundred years, in a swordsmanship class with a complex maneuver he just learned. In The Sea of Monsters, even when Percy had only trained for a year at the time, he was already regarded by other campers to be better than any other camper in Camp Half-Blood at swordplay in the last 100 years, with many comparing her to Luke. At this point, Percy sparred against entire cabins at a time, and rather easily beat the guys from the Apollo Cabin. Despite being out of practice when he fought Luke, Percy was briefly able to fight her off, but was overpowered rather easily. She repeatedly injured the giant cyclops Polyphemus until he was laying on his back. In The Battle of the Labyrinth, Percy was skilled enough to defeat Ethan Nakamura and beat a recently awakened Kronos without the Curse of Achilles. In The Son of Neptune, even after losing the Curse of Achilles, he fended off an entire army of continually resurrecting ghosts by himself while still protecting Frank and the golden eagle of the legion, as well as easily defeated an Amazon. According to Frank, Percy "fought like a demon." When possessed by eidolons, Percy fought Jason on even footing (Piper couldn't believe the speed of their sword fighting which she described as a 'blur', as they exchanged multiple blows that lasted only a second). It should be noted that Jason was distracted by Piper's charmspeak twice, which allowed the possessed Percy to eventually exploit the opening in Jason's defense. In The Son of Sobek, Carter admitted that Percy was a way better swordsman than he was even with Carter's specialty being combat magic. The only people shown to be his superior are Luke (who was possessed by Kronos at the time) and his half-brother Chrysaor.
*Dreams: Like most demigods, Percy had dreams that showed her events occurring in the past, present, and future. However, due to his father's unpredictable nature and raw power, Percy's dreams are a lot more potent than those of other demigods. She has managed to view the dealings of fellow demigods like Luke and Hercules; gods such as Hades; and ancient beings like Kronos himself, something Luke proclaimed was impossible.
*Superhuman Durability: Being a demigod son of one of the Big Three, Percy is more durable than regular humans and fellow demigods. She shook off a hard kick in the chest from Ares, speedily recovered from a dodgeball thrown by a Laistrygonian Giant, brushed off from a whack in the chest by a giant, shook off hard hits from the Titan Atlas, and withstood a hard blow from Kronos without the Curse of Achilles.
*Superhuman Strength: Being a demigod son of one of the Big Three, Percy is considerably stronger than a regular mortal and demigod. She can strangle a snake when he was a toddler, rip out the Minotaur's horn, topple a seemingly insurmountably strong Polyphemus, snap Clarisse's second electric spear "like a twig", knock out demigods with one hit, and force the tip of Porphyrion's spear into the ground while the giant was running, causing the giant's own momentum to flip himself over. She had even held on a ledge, while supporting Annabeth's and his own weight with just his fingers, without much discomfort. While he does admit that he's strong in his own right, he's still not exactly super strong as he always struggled wrestling Clarisse and was unable to overcome Geras with brute force alone.
*Superhuman Reflexes: Being a demigod son of one of the Big Three, Percy's reflexes are faster than a regular human. She was able to cut a volley of arrows in half in The Sea of Monsters and deflect a bullet that can travel 1,700 miles per hour in The Titan's Curse, even though he could barely see the bullet. 
*Superhuman Agility: Being a demigod son of one of the Big Three, Percy is more agile than a regular mortal. She was able to leap on the huge Minotaur neck, dodge several slashes from Ares, and climb up to Anteaus' head in a matter of seconds.
*Wit: Although Annabeth makes most of the plans when they are together, Percy is quite intelligent in his own right. She skillfully capitalizes on his surroundings and his opponent's weaknesses when he cannot overwhelm them directly. This has been shown numerous times, such as when he tricked Procrustes into his own technique and Ares into walking into a pressurized tide in The Lightning Thief, when he tricked Luke into revealing the fact that Chiron was framed for the poisoning, when he choked the Nemean Lion on space food so that Zoë and Bianca could shoot the inside of its mouth or when he tricked Nereus into jumping into the water where Percy could overpower her in The Titan Curse, when he tricked Antaeus into jumping into chain, depriving her of his mother's rejuvenating touch in The Battle of the Labyrinth, and when he outsmarted Chrysaor, by utilizing his crew's fear of Dionysus to his advantage in The Mark of Athena.
*Leadership: Percy has great leadership abilities which is noted multiple times in the series by many different characters with Percy showing himself to be a natural leader from a young age. Most notably, Percy led the demigod forces to victory in the Battle of Manhattan against the Titan Army. In The Son of Sobek, after witnessing Percy give orders to some mortal kids just minutes after they met, Carter Kane is able to tell that Percy has experience rallying outnumbered troops. The impressed Carter notes that Percy sounds a bit like Horus - a natural commander.
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As the only known demigod offspring of a Titan in history, she is considered to hold power similar to one of a minor god rather than a demigod. Her abilities encompass the stars in the night sky, that which she has total mastery over. With her father in Tartarus, some have whispered about her being the one to be what Artemis is to Selene, what Apollo is to Helios; the god of the stars, whilst her father is the embodiment of them, such is her strength and prowess.
*Hydrokinesis: Percy can control great volumes of water to a very high degree, lifting 10,000 gallons of water in The Demigod Files. She can dry himself and items (such as a lighter) underwater as long as he holds onto it, extract water from petrified seashells, create oxygen bubbles underwater for people who cannot breathe underwater, propel himself through water, summon waves that can easily sink ships, as well as control water in order to make it explode or use it to grab something. Percy's skill allowed her to temporarily contend with Ares even while he was unfamiliar with his powers. However, he has a harder time controlling the rivers of the Underworld, particularly while in a weakened state. In The Demigod Files, he managed to lift the River Lethe, but as he was weakened from a Keres' claw, he struggled with it. She also struggled with the River Cocytus after falling into it in The House of Hades due to the negative effect it had on his mind. In a moment of rage, Percy causes Elisson's river to explode outwards away from her in every direction. Percy had reached outward to the source of the river deep down in the Underworld or maybe Yonkers and pulled it up by its roots. As a result, millions of metric tons of water roar through the cavern, flood the pool, scour the cliffs, surge over the riverbanks and probably surprise a whole bunch of snakes bathing downstream before flooding back in around Percy. However, Percy inadvertently cleans the river and its surroundings in the process to the point that the river god didn't even know he had so much water pressure before.
**Water Solidification: Percy can harden water into an almost solid shape by increasing the surface tension of the water. She can use this power to walk on water and create a strong water shield, and on two instances in The Son of Neptune, he hardened the water into giant hands that followed and imitated the movements of his own hands.
**Hydrogenesis: Percy can create water from his own power by summoning the "force of the ocean" inside of her as long as he concentrates hard enough, though it takes much of his energy for her to do so. She learned this ability from a Naiad. At Mount Saint Helens, he created water to cause a volcanic eruption, which was powerful enough to cause half a million people to evacuate and cause ash to fall as far as Lake Tahoe and Vancouver. She later used this skill while creating his own personal hurricanes in the Battle of Manhattan. While traveling on the Argo II during The Mark of Athena, he presumably used this ability while combining his powers with Jason's to create powerful storms.
**Water Empowerment: When in contact with or in the presence of water, Percy gains a disproportionate amount of superhuman clarity, strength, speed, agility, and endurance. While in this state, he was strong enough to snap Clarisse's electric spear "like a twig", effortlessly defeated four children of Ares (including Clarisse) in rapid succession with ease, and shear off a portion of Luke's shield. However, this only lasts for a limited amount of time unless he is completely submerged in water. In The Crown of Ptolemy, falling into the ocean combined with his abilities from Nekhbet empowered her to defeat Setne who previously had the upper hand against Percy. In The Chalice of the Gods, Percy mentions that he has to consciously keep himself from swimming at Mach 5 while a part of the AHS Swim Team.
**Water Immunity: If he falls from great heights into water, Percy will be unaffected by any amount of water pressure. She doesn't get wet if submerged in water unless he wants to. Additionally, Percy can breathe underwater for unlimited amounts of time and see in the darkness underwater. She is only unable to breathe in the River Styx. While in a weakened state in The Demigod Files, Percy had to actively concentrate to use this power underwater in the River Lethe, either because of his injuries, the river's innate power or both. Percy notes that the small effort of staying dry - something that he had done countless times in normal water - was almost more than he could handle. Later, while grappling with Iapetus, Percy remained dry when he pulled the Titan into the river, possibly aided by Poseidon as Percy prayed to his father that his protection would hold as he pulled Iapetus in. At the same time, the current, which should've ripped the Titan out of Percy's hands, channeled around them, leaving both Percy and Iapetus alone. In The Chalice of the Gods, Percy calls being 200 feet underwater "no big deal for a son of Poseidon" whereas it would be fatal for a normal mortal. As part of the AHS Swim Team, Percy notes that he has to make sure not to breathe underwater, swim at Mach 5, or come out of the pool totally dry in order to avoid drawing attention to himself.
**Toxikinesis (limited): Percy can control poisons and other liquids to a certain degree as they have water content in them. His most popular display of this ability was in Tartarus, where he was able to bend poison that was used against her by Akhlys. In The Son of Neptune, the giant Polybotes launches water turned to poison at Percy, only for her to "deflect it with his will." In The Blood of Olympus, Percy and Jason are in battle with Kymopoleia when the giant Polybotes suffocates Percy with a poison. After the fight, Percy confesses to Jason that he didn't control the poison because he feared his own power, reflecting back on his unusually aggressive state when he manipulated poison in Tartarus.
**Cryokinesis (limited): Percy can use cryokinesis to a small degree. She can manipulate frozen or icy water around him, as shown during his interrupted fight with Thalia in The Titan's Curse.
**Vitakinesis (limited): Percy can heal most wounds and cure most poisons when in contact with water, the amount of water and time needed for the healing being proportionate to the severity of the wound. However, this is limited as he couldn't cure Pit Scorpion venom and nearly died from it.
**Heat Immunity (limited): Percy has a higher than normal resistance to heat burns, due to his father's nature. In The Lightning Thief, he managed not to drop his sword when Alecto wrapped her fiery whip around his wrist. In The Battle of the Labyrinth, he was able to survive being engulfed by lava thrown by the telekhines (though it began to get more painful the longer he was in contact with it) and not being killed by the super-heated steam from the Mount Saint Helens' eruption.
*Watercraft Manipulation: Percy possesses an intimate awareness of any ship he is on (sailing ships, canoes, motorboats, possibly submarines) and can telekinetically operate one, although he has so far only shown control over sailing vessels and similar boats. Percy discovers this power when he is able to control the Queen Anne's Revenge in The Sea of Monsters. Later, in The Son of Neptune, even while amnesic he is able to control the Roman rowboat Pax in this manner, displaying a few new aspects to the ability including magically cleaning the boat by commanding a piece of steel wool similar to how he can command a ship's rigging and sails. By the end of the journey, Percy's willpower is the only thing keeping the boat together and it eventually falls apart after they abandon ship. In The Mark of Athena, Percy is able to control the Argo II, releasing the dock ties, weighing the anchor and unfurling the sails as Annabeth fires the engine.
**Nautical Senses: Percy always know his exact nautical coordinates wherever he is, which allow her to easily navigate his way at sea. In The Chalice of the Gods, Percy's nautical senses allows her to instantly tell where he is underwater even after being unexpectedly flushed to Poseidon's Summer Villa by Eudora.
**Instinctive Understanding of Sailing: In The Sea of Monsters, Percy discovers that he has an instinctive understanding of sailing while controlling the Queen Anne's Revenge, letting her know which ropes to hoist, which sails to raise and which direction to steer. She could even detect that they are moving at about ten knots and understand just how fast that is.
*Atmokinesis (limited): Percy has limited control over weather. She can summon storms, such as miniature hurricanes. With his Curse of Achilles, his hurricanes were powerful enough to extinguish the fires on Hyperion's body and leave the powerful Titan vulnerable to attack. However, Percy's control is limited and his power drains her over time. By the events of The Son of Sobek he is able to sustain the storm to knock a giant crocodile off its footing with less effort than his first use of the skill, although it still drains her over time.
**Aerokinesis (limited): Percy has limited control over the wind. She can summon strong winds, which allow her to create miniature hurricanes. In The Lightning Thief, Percy unknowingly once caused a door to close on its own, sending Gabe Ugliano up the staircase, which was likely her briefly controlling the wind.
*Geokinesis (limited): Percy has utilized water to alter the earth around him. However, in Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes, Percy admits that he did not inherit his father's earthshaking abilities. 
*Communication: Percy has divine authority over his father's subjects. She can talk (normally and telepathically) to equines and sea creatures who mainly treat her with deference and lordly respect. She can also speak to other children of Poseidon underwater as seen in The Sea of Monsters, in a conversation with Tyson. In The Mark of Athena, when Frank Zhang shapeshifts into a koi, Percy is also able to communicate with her in this fashion. In The Chalice of the Gods, Percy describes communicating with Poseidon underwater as being complicated with Percy partly translating his father's words from whale-song hums and clicks and partly hearing Poseidon's voice telepathically in his head.
**Peitho: Also called Persuasion, she is able to use a power similar to Charmspeak, as used by the children of Aphrodite. Her father demonstrates this ability in Nonnus' Dionysiaca, where he is stated to use his "mind-bewitching persuasion" on Demeter. She possesses the ability to compel people through her voice to do things they would normally never do. However, this can only be focused on one person, and not multiple.
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*Seven Suns: Dreamily named after the bows used in Chinese myth to shoot down seven suns in the sky, she is the first demigod to ever wield a god with Celestial Bronze bullets. The gun was forged by the Hephaistos cabin, after months of bargaining. Intricate celestial patterns are etched along its barrel and grip, resembling ancient constellations. They pulse with a faint, ethereal glow. The gun feels warm to the touch, as if imbued with divine energy. 
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==Quotes==
"I want you to remember my lips beneath your fingers and how you told me things you never told another soul. I want you to know that I have kept sacred everything you've entrusted in me."
"How terrible for you to love something that you can touch."
"And I’m okay, and I’m hearing your voice. So it’s good. The universe is good."
"Are you aware that my heart is trying to crawl out of my chest to get to you?"
=== Thanatos ===
"We will be remembered, even in another time. The soft parting of your hair across your neck, the saffron robe draped over your shoulders. If not this, caught in memory, then what shall remain of us?"
"You do not know how little I loved before I loved you. You, the love who came without warning."
"You are a mental and physical ache, a longing woven deep into my being. I don’t know how to live like this."
"It beats, breaks loves, aches—for you. Only you."
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