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Truth

Truth is a Greek deity, though not quite a goddess, who is the daughter of Veritas. She represents truth and can manipulate people's abilities to force them to tell their darkest truths.

**Series**

Truth is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity
* Demigod Quest

**Early Life**

Truth and her sisters, Justice and Fear, were raised by a mortal father in ancient Greece and as young women were made immortal by their mother, Veritas. They took on the names of what she tasked them with representing.

**Camp Trinity**

Camp Trinity #4, The Imperial Throne: Truth visited Zeldor to force the demigods to admit to their worst truths by manipulating their powers to attack them until they confessed. She forced Ray to admit he went to work at the library to get girls to notice him, but that he thinks he has the best already (Autumn). Autumn had to admit that she wishes she was popular because she gets upset when people don't like her. Libby had to admit that she doesn't feel like she is good enough for the team. Heather admitted that she doesn't think her family wants her. Andy admitted that he was in love with Libby, and Troy admitted he was not interested in continuing his relationship with Libby. Hal admitted he had gotten a new girlfriend while he and Heather were broken up. Truth allowed the demigods to pass after they all told their secrets.

**Demigod Quest**

N/A

**Personality**

Truth hates lying and torments the liars with their own magical abilities to force them to tell the truth.

**Appearance**

She can manipulate her appearance at will, though usually appears as a woman in a white dress.

**Powers**

* Knowledge of Lies
* Knowledge of Truth
* Manipulating Others' Powers

**Friends and Enemies**

* Tartarus, Ra, Fates (acquaintances)
* Heather Green, Autumn Stone, Libby Rogers, Ben Walker, Andy Samson, Ray Henry, Hal James, Jackson Stevens, Jean (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* UNKNOWN

**Trivia**

* Truth's greatest dislike is lying.
* She has no actual power over controlling truth, just in knowing what the lies are.
Peach

Peach is a miniature flying seahorse that became like a companion to Libby Rogers around the time of The Imperial Throne.

**Series**

Peach is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity
* Defenders of the Duat

**Early Life**

Peach's early life is widely unknown, other than that she is an Indian flying seahorse and became a companion of Libby Rogers.

**Camp Trinity**

N/A

**Defenders of the Duat**

N/A

**Personality**

Peach's personality is left to the imagination, however she is shown to be helpful and kind.

**Appearance**

Peach is a pinkish-orange colored seahorse with tiny wings that actually allow it to fly.

**Friends and Enemies**

* Libby Rogers, Autumn Stone, Heather Green, Andy Samson, Troy Smith, Hal James, Jackson Stevens, Ray Henry, Alta, Buttercup, Mariposa, Frosty, Flare, Xena, Bark, Pincushion and Syrina (friends)
* Tartarus, Ra, Fates (enemies)

**Trivia**

* There are many species of flying seahorse, but Peach is from the Indian branch, which is an orange-pink color exclusively.
* Peach is rarely in the series, but a pet or companion of one of the lead characters.
* Peach is a miniature flying seahorse, meaning that she will never become large enough to ride but instead reach a height of about one foot.
The Seelie Court

The Seelie Court is a trilogy based on demigods and creatures from other realms including sirens, Seelie, Unseelie and elves. The series is written by Jo Grayson and is part of the Asgard story line, though appears in the Camp Trinity story line as well. It centers on Danai Samson, Tilly Viccellio, Alec Blood, Maia the Seelie, and Cedar Samson-Morrison, a team of demigods who need to stop the Seelie Queen from starting a war.

The Seelie Court

1. The White Flag

2. Battle Cry

3. The Red Flag
Camp Asgard Series

The *Camp Asgard* series is a Norse mythology based trilogy written by Jo Grayson, focusing on a group of Norse demigods who are trying to stop the armies of the gods following the death of Odin in the fall of Asgard.

The Camp Asgard series is part of the Asgard story line which includes The Spiral, The Seelie Court, Flares, The Nordic God, The Rogues and The Asgard Chronicles. All of these series are written solely by Jo Grayson.

Camp Asgard

1. The Norse Gods
2. The Asgardians
3. The God of Mortals
Hellbound 1, The Runaways

When Hal James was five years old, his mother was mysteriously killed by the power of a god of death. Summer Davis lost her mother and was separated from the only family that she had left, the Stones'. Neal Lars lost his own mother and discovered he was a demigod, but his parentage remained a mystery. Kit Thomas is trapped in a mortal body that can't remember the past lives that she has lived. Dainë Brewer is being trained to become an assassin for Tartarus's uprising army. Discover the true stories behind some of the most mysterious demigods and how the awakening of Tartarus began.

Estimated age range: 14+ should be okay. There will be violence and language. There will be mentions of sexual content, passionate moments involving teenagers and insinuations, though there will be no scenes where anybody actually has sex. There are, however, serious triggers throughout the story and ​reader discretion is advised.

**Summary**

N/A

**Narrated by**

* Hal James
* Summer Davis
* Neal Lars
* Kit Thomas
* Dainë Brewer
* Emily Stone

**Trivia**

* This book is 62,216 words.
* This is the first book to be narrated by a Japanese demigod.
* The epilogue centers on Emily Stone, which is the first time she has been a central character.
Larry Bly

**Larry Bly** is the co-host of Cookin' Cheap, and the longest running cast member of the show. He co-hosted the show alongside Laban Johnson between 1981 to 1999, and then alongside Doug Patterson between 1999 to 2002.

Long after the show's cancellation, Bly was able to acquire the copyright to the show, as well as master tapes to the show, with intentions of releasing DVDs. He later made a promo for the revival of the show in 2016, cooking alongside his new co-host Jeff Walker. However as of yet, nothing else has come of this revival.

## History

Prior to hosting Cookin' Cheap, Bly was a well known local radio and TV personality in the Roanoke, Virginia area.

## Other Projects

As of August 25, 2020, Larry Bly and fellow radio personality Larry Dowdy, launched a podcast entitled 'Two Larry's and a Mic', a bi-weekly show centered largely around radio, music, and plenty of laughs.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGDF7SsKtTk
Defenders of the Duat 2, The Fire Temple

In the second adventure in the Camp Trinity: Defenders of the Duat series, the demigods will face new monsters and new dangers on their journey to find the orb of Fire and stop Ra. The only question is, do the dangers come from their enemy or from them? With their ship crashed on a deserted island and Heather on the brink of losing her mind, they can't even trust themselves.

Estimated age range: 14+ should be okay. The language is relatively bad and frequent, though not too horrible. The violence is considerably more detailed, but not generally in an overly disturbing way. The sexual content is at a minimum with no nudity or sex included. There is a trigger. Reader discretion is advised.

**Summary**

N/A

**Narrated by**

Heather Green (Jo Grayson)

Hal James (Jo Grayson)

Jackson Stevens (Jo Grayson)

Autumn Stone (Eryn Kosinski)

Libby Rogers (Eryn Kosinski)

Andy Samson (Eryn Kosinski)

Ra (Jo Grayson)

**Trivia**

* This book has only 32,444 words, making it the only Defenders of the Duat book to not be considered a novel.
Bellona

Bellona is a Roman goddess, the mother of Brandon Louis and Cassidy Page. She is the goddess of war and military.

**Series**

Bellona is featured in the following series:

* Hellbound
* Camp Trinity
* Camp Trinity Guidebook

**Early Life**

Not much is known about Bellona's early life. She was commonly believed to be the Roman form of Enyo, a Greek war goddess, though they are entirely different entities, something Bellona commonly got angry about.

**Hellbound**

N/A

**Camp Trinity**

N/A

**Camp Trinity Guidebook**

N/A

**Personality**

Bellona is a tough, badass warrior who has anger issues and prefers fighting over talking. She is strong, brave and determined.

**Appearance**

Bellona commonly appears as a tan, muscular woman with light brown hair and brown eyes with battle armor and a helmet on.

**Powers**

* Combat Skill
* Combat Knowledge
* Battle Strategy

**Magical Items**

* Spear

**Love Interests**

* Mr. Page--lover, father of her daughter
* Mr. Louis--lover, father of her son

**Friends and Enemies**

* Tartarus, Janus (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* UNKNOWN

**Trivia**

* She does not physically appear in the series, though has two recurring character children.
* She is exclusively a Roman goddess.
	+ People commonly think she is the Roman form of Enyo, which she is not.
The Daughter of Death

Set between The Eternal Empire and Immortal Death, here is the true story of what happened the night Artemis almost lost her daughter. Dainë is the daughter of Thanatos and has been sent to abduct or kill the child of Artemis, but did she really fail?

This story has no sexual content and there is just one use of the word hell. A girl scars a baby's cheek. That's all there is in this short, but I am going to put 14+ anyway just in case. Realistically, I would have been reading this at 12, maybe younger, but still. ​Reader discretion is advised.

**Summary**

N/A

**Narrated by**

Dainë Brewer

**Trivia**

* This short story is 2,482 words.
* This is the first short story written in the Camp Trinity series.
* This is the first time a villain serves as a narrator in the Camp Trinity series, though not chronologically.
Navigator

The Navigator is a companion to the Guardians, though not an official Guardian.

**Origins**

The original Navigator was given his position by the other Guardians, as some were his friends and they wanted an excuse to bring him with them. He eventually died off after the Guardians were frozen in time.

**Appearance**

The appearance of the original Navigator, an unnamed male demigod, is unknown.

The second Navigator, Ray Henry, is tall and muscular with brown hair and brown eyes. The Navigator wears a greenish blue v-neck sweater, brown pants, brown shoes and a brown cape with green trim.

**Possessions**

* Navigator Throne
* Navigator Book

**Companion**

* Mariposa--butterfly

**Powers**

* Navigation
* Minor Psychic Abilities

**1st Gen Exclusive Powers**

* Controlling the Ship Mentally

**Trivia**

* Neal Lars was meant to be the Navigator.
	+ Ray Henry took his place following Neal's death, taking over Neal's fate.
* The Navigator does not have a specific location or an orb of power.
* The Navigator has minor psychic abilities, htough it is unknown why.
* The Navigator does not have a tattoo, similar to the Power Guardian.
	+ They both have companions but no tattoos, keys or locations specific to their powers.
Albert Rogers

Albert Rogers is a mortal man who had a daughter, Libby Rogers, with Minerva. He married Taya Loveire-Rogers, but divorced her when Libby was fifteen because she was a terrible person.

**Series**

Albert is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity
* Defenders of the Duat
* Demigod Quest

**Early Life**

Not much of his life prior to the series is known. In 2000, he had a relationship with Minerva and in 2001, she gave him their baby daughter to raise on his own. He took care of her while working as a movie producer. He eventually met Taya Loveire and married her.

**Camp Trinity**

N/A

**Defenders of the Duat**

N/A

**Demigod Quest**

N/A

**Personality**

Albert is a kind of boring man who doesn't pay attention to anything outside of his job most of the time. He cares greatly about his daughter, but wants to give her a good life so he works really hard on his job. He also wants her to learn to support herself, so stops giving her allowance when she is seventeen so she will get a job. When Libby was young, he blamed her for Tommy's death and this resulted in Minerva wiping his memories so he wouldn't get angry with her and ruin her childhood.

**Appearance**

Albert is relatively tall with dark hair and green eyes.

**Love Interests**

* Taya Loveire-Rogers--Taya was married to Albert for six years before he divorced her for being a terrible stepmother to his daughter.
* Minerva--lover, mother of his daughter.

**Friends and Enemies**

* Tartarus, Ra (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* James Marsters

**Trivia**

* He has busts of Roman gods in his house.
* He has a mosaic of an owl in his house.
* He was made to forget his son, Tommy, after his death because Libby needed a normal life and Albert was blaming her repeatedly for his death.
Joseph

Joseph Henderson is a mortal boy that dated Libby Rogers in the beginning of Camp Trinity until she left to go to camp. He was later killed by Stheno and Euryale's snakes because Libby killed Medusa.

He was 13 in Camp Trinity, and he was only 14 when he appeared in Defenders of the Duat three years later because he returned from the dead.

**Series**

Joseph is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity
* Defenders of the Duat

**Early Life**

Not much is known about Joseph's early life. At some point, he began dating Libby Rogers, a girl in his school a grade below him.

**Camp Trinity**

Camp Trinity #1, Camp Trinity: Joseph is introduced as Libby's boyfriend and he hangs out with her most of the day. Medusa flirts with him and feels his arm, and Libby slaps her and walks away with Joseph, who is oblivious to what is going on. The school lights on fire and he gets extinguishers, but has to evacuate with everyone else. Libby disappears and presumably she and Joseph properly break up once she returns, though it is unknown.

Camp Trinity #2, The Eternal Empire: Joseph is briefly mentioned as being Libby's ex-boyfriend.

**Defenders of the Duat**

Defenders of the Duat #5, The Earth Monument: Joseph is mentioned to have been killed by Stheno and Euryale to get revenge because Libby, his ex-girlfriend, killed Medusa. This apparently happened when he was fourteen, meaning it likely happened during the events of Camp Trinity #2, The Eternal Empire, or Camp Trinity #3, Immortal Death. He appears as a resurrected spirit to kill Libby, working with Jean, Andy Samson's ex, to kill their former significant others. Jean shoots at Andy, and Libby gets in the way, which angers Joseph. Joseph thanks Libby because he loved her when he died, and he got to see her again, and Libby then kills him with the poison Jean used on the bullet.

**Personality**

Joseph is meant to be a sweet, caring but oblivious boy who loves Libby no matter what and wanted to protect her, but after he died, part of him also wanted to kill her.

**Appearance**

Joseph has dark hair and hazel eyes, and he is muscular from working out and playing football.

**Love Interests**

* Libby Rogers--ex-girlfriend, in love with

**Friends and Enemies**

* Stheno and Euryale--enemies (they killed him).

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* UNKNOWN

**Trivia**

* He played football.
* He was Libby's first boyfriend when she was eleven and twelve years old.
* He was killed by Stheno and Euryale.
Alan Parker

### Family

Arachne (mother), Set (father), Ben Walker (maternal half-brother), Jackson Stevens (paternal half-brother), several unnamed brothers

## Other Information

### Cause of Death

Burned alive by Jackson Stevens

Alan Parker is a Greek and Egyptian demigod monster, the son of Arachne and Set. He is half-human, half-spider and is commonly referred to as Spider-Man as a joke by the characters. He is loyal to Tartarus.

**Series**

Alan Parker is featured in the following series:

**Early Life**

Not much is known about Alan Parker's early life. He and his brothers, three or more of them, were raised by Arachne and never knew their father, Set, but were aware of who he was. They went to France looking for the demigods on Arachne's orders because Arachne wanted Alan to kill Jackson.

**Camp Trinity**

Camp Trinity #2, The Eternal Empire: Alan Parker meets Autumn Stone and the other demigods in a spa in France and asks her out to eat. She, Artemis and the other demigods meet Alan at a place called Roberta's Food Hut. Alan starts acting childish and presumably attempted to grope Heather under the table. He then revealed he was a monster and turned into his true form, then attempting to kill the demigods. Jackson arrives in time to incinerate Alan and send him back to Tartarus.

**Personality**

Alan pretends to have many different personalities, from incredibly childish to romantic to cool, but he is actually mean, vindictive and bloodthirsty. His only desire is to kill demigods.

**Appearance**

As a human, Alan appears as a muscular boy with spiky light brown hair, like his father, and green eyes. He wore a shirt with a mustache design on it. In his true form, his lower body becomes a dark black, oval shaped arachnid body and he has five red eyes on his face and five on his body. His torso and head are unchanged aside from the five eyes on his face. He has eight legs and his blood is green.

**Powers**

* Acid Blood
* Acid Spit
* Fire Manipulation
* Human Disguise

**Love Interests**

* Autumn Stone--she had a crush on him and he pretended to reciprocate her feelings.

**Friends and Enemies**

* Tartarus (boss)
* Heather Green, Autumn Stone, Libby Rogers, Jackson Stevens, Sally Rice, Emily Stone, Artemis (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* UNKNOWN

**Trivia**

* Alan has many siblings, at least three known brothers.
	+ The children of Set and Arachne have varying races and come from many different places, though it is unknown why. It is presumed to be because gods can change their appearance at will.
* Alan and his siblings attempted to kill their half-brother, Jackson Stevens, on their mother's orders.
* Alan is the half-brother of both Jackson Stevens and Ben Walker.
Albert di Liberta

Albert di Liberta is a mortal software designer who had a child with Athena and raised her on his own.

**Series**

Albert is featured in the following series:

* Beautiful Chaos
* The Garden of Immortals

**Early Life**

Albert grew up in Italy but moved to Chicago when he was a teenager. He met Athena when he was eighteen and when he was nineteen, Athena dropped a baby girl off at his door and he named her after her mother. He continued to work and ended up designing software and running a company.

**Beautiful Chaos**

N/A

**The Garden of Immortals**

N/A

**Personality**

Albert is overprotective and incredibly smart, but constantly worries about his daughter getting hurt. He is a responsible man who is a bit of a coward most of the time, but if someone hurts his daughter, he'll get his baseball bat and can get violent.

**Appearance**

Albert is relatively tall with dark hair and bit of a mustache. His eyes are gray, something Athena notes about him when Thrasos impersonates him. He usually wears a suit.

**Love Interests**

* Athena--lover, mother of his daughter.

**Trivia**

* He owns a Cadillac.
* He keeps a baseball bat in the trunk of the car.
Ba

Ba
--

The Ba is the soul in Egyptian mythology, a form that Egyptian demigods take when they are dreaming. The Ba is connected to their secret name, which is usually a word that connects to the person. All demigods have secret names, not just Egyptian demigods. Bas usually appear as chickens or similar types of birds or farm animals, though occasionally as more powerful animals.

Most Egyptian demigods know their Ba form and their secret name, whereas most other demigods usually don't appear as their Ba form and might never learn what it is, and sometimes never learn their true name.

Known Bas:

Autumn Stone--chicken

Emily Stone--chicken

Heather Green--eagle

Hal James--wolf

Jackson Stevens--phoenix

Jason Angelos--Pegasus
Lachesis

Lachesis is a Greek deity, the Fate who decides how long life will last. She is the mother of demigod Jean with Poseidon.

**Series**

Lachesis is featured in the following series:

* Elementalist
* Demigod Quest

**Early Life**

Lachesis and her sisters, Atropos and Clotho, are the daughters of Creation herself, and they were made to determine the lifelines of all the human race. She and her sisters became the ultimate masters of the universe, though under the service of the gods, and they want to take over without having anyone to answer to, so they began plotting. In March of 2000, she and Poseidon had a baby, Jean, who she raised with her sisters rather than allowing Poseidon to have a relationship with Jean even if he had no interest in raising her, he did want to know her and Lachesis did not allow it. She never let Jean leave their cave on Mount Olympus either.

**Elementalist**

N/A

**Demigod Quest**

N/A

**Personality**

Lachesis is a strict mother who is determined to protect her daughter and rule the world at the same time and is willing to die so her plan can come to pass and she can get revenge on the gods for always trying to be the boss of her. She is not exactly very nice of a person and is serious all of the time, except that she still has feelings for Poseidon and would flirt with him when he came back for a visit.

**Appearance**

The Fates usually appear as ragged old ladies with silver hair, warts, broken teeth and nails, crooked noses and ugly dresses, they sometimes appear as younger ladies in their twenties or thirties. Lachesis appears with reddish-blonde hair, green eyes and a light blue Grecian dress.

**Powers**

* Immortality
* Changing Appearances
* Measuring Lifelines
* Manipulating Lifelines
* Viewing People's Present

**Magical Items**

* Ruler

**Love Interests**

* Poseidon--former lover, father of her daughter

**Friends and Enemies**

* Heather Green, Autumn Stone, Libby Rogers, Jackson Stevens, Hal James, Ray Henry, Andy Samson, Ben Walker, Zeus, Olympian Gods (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* UNKNOWN

**Trivia**

* Lachesis is the Fate of determining how the life will go.
* She manipulated Matt Trout's fate as a child to force him to be with Jean one day.
* She wants to make Jean the ruler of the world so she will do as the Fates want.
* She wants Jackson Stevens dead more than anyone else.
Liam Gallagher

### Family

Ares (father), Ryan Gallagher (twin brother), Leona Gallagher (mother), David Gallagher (stepfather), Nick Freed (paternal half-brother)

## Other Information

### Cause of Death

Mauled-Light Dragon

Liam Gallagher is a Greek demigod, the son of Ares and the mortal Leona Gallagher. He is the half-brother of Nick Freed and the twin brother of Ryan Gallagher. He attends Eden until he goes to Tartarus with Jason Angelos, and he dies there.

**Series**

Liam is featured in the following series:

* Beautiful Chaos (POVs)

* Eden Guidebook (POVs)

**Early Life**

Liam and his twin brother Ryan got in a car crash when they were eight and on a trip to London. Ryan died in Agatha Christian Memorial Hospital and Liam almost died, in a coma, but ended up okay. Ares wiped his memory of Ryan at Leona's request. Liam was pushed around a lot in school even though he's a big guy because his mom told him to never get in fights.

**Beautiful Chaos**

N/A

**Eden Guidebook**

N/A

**Personality**

Liam is strong, brave and bold, often viewed as a bit of a bully when he is around Jason. He is not a trusting person and thinks he is clumsy and useless. He questions the loyalties of people he doesn't know and sometimes he is a little too suspicious. He isn't very nice to Jason, but ends up thinking of him as a best friend.

**Appearance**

Liam is tall, 6'4, and is relatively muscular. He has dark brown hair and blue eyes, and is considered to be a handsome guy. He has a light tan and typically looks grumpy.

**Powers**

**Godly Parent**

* Battle Aptitude
* War
* Control of Armies
* Leadership
* Summoning Weapons
* Boar Transformation

**Nymph Powers**

* Fire

**Magical Items**

* Staff
* Gun

**Pins**

* Golden Boar--symbol of Ares
* Pin 1--shield for defense.
* Pin 2--helmet for defense.
* Pin 3--knives for learning to fight with a knife.
* Pin 4--sword for learning to fight with a sword.

**Love Interests**

* Athena di Liberta--girlfriend.

**Friends and Enemies**

* Jason Angelos (best friend)
* Calliope Barton, Tara Meyers, Andi Bleu, Dylan Van Asten, Lizzy Jones, Cassandra Black, Billy Carter, Thomas Brekke, Jo Loray, Caroline Tippett and Cody Blandry (friends)
* Erebus, Knight, Chaos, Soteria, Kronos, Eros (enemies)

**Trivia**

* Liam considered Jason his best friend even though he wasn't very nice to Jason.
* Liam is based loosely off of Frank Zhang from Rick Riordan's *"The Heroes of Olympus".*
* Liam was sent to boarding school for breaking a teenager's jaw when he was seventeen.
* He went to Agatha Christian Memorial Hospital after a car crash and his brother died there.
Clotho

### Family

Creation (mother), Atropos (sister), Lachesis (sister), Jean (niece), Jannah (niece)

## Other Information

### Status

Immortal

Clotho is a Greek deity, the Fate who spins the threads of life when one is born.

**Series**

Clotho is featured in the following series:

* Elementalist
* Demigod Quest

**Early Life**

Clotho and her sisters, Atropos and Lachesis, are the daughters of Creation herself, and they were made to determine the lifelines of all the human race. She and her sisters became the ultimate masters of the universe, though under the service of the gods, and they want to take over without having anyone to answer to, so they began plotting. In March of 2000, Lachesis's daughter Jean was born and Clotho, though not a fan of children, agreed to help raise her alongside Lachesis and Atropos. They raised Jean on Mount Olympus and did not allow her to leave.

**Elementalist**

N/A

**Demigod Quest**

N/A

**Personality**

Clotho is stern with no interest in being gentle or nice with anybody and she openly mocks her sisters. She is the angriest of the Fates, though will tolerate obeying the gods until Lachesis suggests otherwise. She is the oldest of the Fates, but she has no interest in delegating.

**Appearance**

The Fates usually appear as ragged old ladies with silver hair, warts, broken teeth and nails, crooked noses and ugly dresses, they sometimes appear as younger ladies in their twenties or thirties. Clotho appears as a blonde with blue eyes and a purple dress.

**Powers**

* Immortality
* Changing Appearances
* Spinning Lifelines for Births
* Manipulating Births
* Viewing People's Pasts

**Magical Items**

* Spindle
* Thread

**Friends and Enemies**

* Heather Green, Autumn Stone, Libby Rogers, Jackson Stevens, Hal James, Ray Henry, Andy Samson, Ben Walker, Zeus, Olympian Gods (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* UNKNOWN

**Trivia**

* Both of her sisters have daughters.
* She helped raise Jean, though she isn't a fan of children.
Artemis's Wedding

The wedding between Artemis and Joshua Rice took place in late July 2015 and was officiated by Billius Crowe. Sally Rice was the maid of honor, and Heather Green, Autumn Stone, Libby Rogers and Julia Caesar were bridesmaids. Troy Smith was the best man. There were two cakes, one traditional and one colorful rainbow cake. It was nearly stopped by Zeus, but he allowed Artemis to marry the mortal Joshua Rice, and they were happily married.
Meeka Rice

### Age

0 (Camp Trinity), 0-1 (Defenders of the Duat), 1-2 (The Seelie Court), 3 (Demigod Quest)

### Family

Artemis (mother), Joshua Rice (father), Fen Rice (twin brother), Sally Rice (paternal half-sister), Jackson Stevens (adoptive brother)

## Other Information

### Status

Immortal

Meeka Rice is a Greek demigod, the daughter of Artemis and the mortal Joshua Rice. She is the younger sister of Jackson Stevens and Sally Rice and the older twin sister of Fen Rice. She attends Camp Trinity.

**Series**

Meeka is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity
* Defenders of the Duat
* Elementalist
* The Seelie Court
* Demigod Quest
* Camp Trinity Guidebook
* The Daughter of Death

**Early Life**

Meeka spent the first seven months of her life with her mother, Artemis, and her father, Joshua Rice, the majority of the time in Tours, France. After she was born and her twin brother, Fen, was kidnapped by Dainë Brewer, Aphrodite appeared and cursed Meeka, but she was saved and made immortal.

**Camp Trinity**

N/A

**Defenders of the Duat**

N/A

**Elementalist**

N/A

**The Seelie Court**

N/A

**Demigod Quest**

N/A

**Camp Trinity Guidebook**

N/A

**The Daughter of Death**

N/A

**Personality**

Not much of Meeka's personality has been seen as of now, though she is shown to be easily entertained, very curious and she is more mature than most children her age. She is very bright as a toddler, something most demigods have in common.

**Appearance**

Meeka has deep blue eyes and light blonde hair. She braids her hair the majority of the time.

**Powers**

**Godly Parent**

* Animal Communication
* Deer Transformation
* Hunting
* Night Vision
* Summoning Moon Chariot
* Tracking

**Nymph Powers**

* Unknown Nymph Power

**Magical Items**

* Silver Bow
* Silver Arrows
* Hunting Knife

**Magical Pets or Companions**

* Blossom--alicorn

**Love Interests**

* Christian Johnson--boyfriend

**Friends and Enemies**

* Veronica Clarence (best friend)
* Henry Asher, Heather Green, Autumn Stone, Libby Rogers (friends)
* Tartarus, Thanatos, Ra, Fates, Aphrodite (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* Shay Rudolph

**Trivia**

* Meeka was born a few minutes before her brother, Fen.
	+ They didn't meet again until they were teenagers.
* Aphrodite, her half-sister's mother, cursed her to die after one month, but she was saved with the apple of immortality by Heather Green, Autumn Stone, Hal James, Ray Henry, Libby Rogers and Jackson Stevens.
	+ She became immortal after this.
Hellbound

The *Hellbound* series is a set of five books set prior to the events of Camp Trinity, featuring Hal James, Neal Lars, Summer Davis, Dainë Brewer and Emily Stone as well as new characters, Kit Thomas, Becca Moirey and Taka Kanuta. The series is written entirely by Jo Grayson,

1. Hellbound 1, The Runaways

2. Hellbound 2, The Stolen Sun

3. The Burning River

4. Heart Beats

5. Up and Down
Endymion

Endymion is a mortal hunter from ancient Greece who fell in love with the goddess Artemis, only to be given the choice of death or eternal sleep when Zeus discovered Artemis neglecting her duties to spend time with Endymion.

**Series**

Endymion is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity
* The First Generation

**Early Life**

Not much is known about Endymion's early life, other than that when he was in his late twenties or early thirties, he began spending a lot of time with a huntress who he later discovered was Artemis herself. She permitted him to hunt with her and her hunters, and they became best friends. He fell in love with Artemis for her skill with a bow and knife more than anything else, but unfortunately was caught by Zeus, who decided Artemis was neglecting her duties and at risk of not honoring her vow of maidenhood, so he gave Endymion the choice of eternal sleep or death, and he chose eternal sleep.

**Camp Trinity**

Endymion was shown to be asleep in Mount Latmus, but woke when Heather Green pulled the scythe from the stone. He tried to kill her at first, but learned that she was on a quest to help Artemis save her child and, happy that Artemis is happy, he decides to help and gives Heather the knowledge that there is a healing crystal that can save Artemis, and he asks Heather to put him back to sleep, so she does.

**Personality**

Endymion is strong, loyal, protective and determined to do whatever it takes to help Artemis, no matter the cost, because of his love for her. He fell for her because of their shared interest and talent in hunting and he was glad to find someone who was better than him and enjoyed the attempt at competition.

**Appearance**

Endymion is about six feet tall with curly dark hair and a faint beard and mustache, relatively muscular and tan.

**Magical Items**

* Bow and Arrows
* Hunting Knives

**Love Interests**

* Artemis--unrequited love

**Friends and Enemies**

* Zeus, Tartarus (enemy)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* UNKNOWN

**Trivia**

* Endymion wished he had chosen death.
* Endymion was in love with Artemis.
Blossom

Blossom is an alicorn, the child of Diamond and Midnight, and she's loyal to Meeka Rice.

**Series**

Blossom is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity
* Defenders of the Duat
* Demigod Quest

**Early Life**

Blossom is born in The Golden Dynasty and Heather, Autumn and Libby are present during the delivery.

**Camp Trinity**

N/A

**Defenders of the Duat**

N/A

**Demigod Quest**

N/A

**Personality**

Blossom is a curious and excited baby alicorn who likes to experience new things.

**Appearance**

Blossom is a yellow alicorn with a darker golden horn, mane and tail.

**Trivia**

* Blossom is the first baby Pegasus in the series.
Taka Kanuta

### Family

Asa (father), Imani Kanuta (mother), Amara Kanuta (maternal half-sister), Ayo Kanuta (maternal half-brother), Dakari Kanuta (maternal half-brother), Kojo Kanuta (maternal half-brother)

## Other Information

### Status

Alive

Taka Kanuta is an African demigod, the son of Asa and the mortal Imani Kanuta. He attends Camp Kibuka.

**Series**

Taka is featured in the following series:

* Hellbound (POVs)
* Demigod Quest
* Camp Trinity Guidebook

**Early Life**

Taka was raised with his mother and his sister and three brothers. His sister was older than him, but his brothers were younger. He was named Taka because it meant waste and his mother hated him because his father was a good, which his family and village considered to be a bad thing. His mother told him to hide who he was as a demigod to prevent people from hurting him.

**Hellbound**

N/A

**Demigod Quest**

N/A

**Camp Trinity Guidebook**

N/A

**Personality**

Taka is kind and friendly to everyone, generous and willing to share even when he has little. He is never angry or jealous, and he always knows how to make people feel better. He always felt unwanted in his family because they all knew that he was a bastard and treated him poorly. His mother forced him to hide his true parentage from people who didn't live in their house in order to protect him from execution.

**Appearance**

Taka has dark skin and shaggy dark blond hair, brown eyes and is relatively tall and skinny. His clothes are always too big because they were hand-me-downs from his big brothers.

**Powers**

**Godly Parent**

* Surviving the Impossible
* Luck

**Magical Items**

* Staff

**Love Interests**

* Kit Thomas--first girlfriend, short-lived relationship
* Kali Okeke--fiance

**Friends and Enemies**

* Hal James, Neal Lars (friends)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* Nathaniel J. Potvin

**Trivia**

* Taka and Simba were both names taken from *The Lion King.*
* Taka had a massive crush on Kit.
* His older sister Amara was the daughter of Ogun, a war god.
	+ She dies when Taka is 6.
* He was raised by a family that hated demigods, including him and his older sister, but she was not known to be a demigod like he was.
Nephthys

### Family

Set (brother), Isis (sister), Horus (brother), Osiris (brother), Geb (father), Nut (mother), Anubis (son), Rachael Davis (former host)

## Other Information

### Status

Immortal

Nephthys is an Egyptian goddess, the daughter of Geb and Nut, sister of Isis, Horus, Osiris and Set, and mother of Anubis. She was hosted by Rachael Davis at the beginning of the Camp Trinity series, presumably for twenty-five years or more, before moving on. She is loyal to Camp Trinity and fights for them against Tartarus and all other threats.

**Series**

Nephthys is featured in the following series:

* Hellbound
* Camp Trinity
* Demigod Quest

**Early Life**

Nephthys is a peaceful river goddess, one of the big five, and the least recognized. She and her brother, Set, had Anubis together, but she mostly stayed away from the other gods and did not allow Set to play much of a parental role for Anubis. At some point, she came to meet a teenage Rachael Davis and she became her host.

**Hellbound**

N/A

**Camp Trinity**

N/A

**Demigod Quest**

N/A

**Personality**

She is okay with not being noticed and actually prefers being on her own in the peace and calm. She is a motherly type of person and doesn't get along very well with Set, so she raised Anubis alone and was happy to, actually the one to force this. She is a lover, not a fighter, and doesn't like arguing or violence. Because of her hatred towards Set, though, she votes along with the other gods that Set's son, Jackson Stevens, is too dangerous to leave alive, and while is usually the voice of reason, would be happy to see him die.

**Appearance**

Nephthys is 5'5, tan and has short black hair and river blue eyes. She is not described any further.

**Powers**

* Immortality
* Seeing into the Duat
* Egyptian Magic
* River
* Water

**Magical Items**

* Staff
* Wand

**Magical Pets or Companions**

* Apes
* Dogs
* Horses
* Kites
* Sphinxes

**Love Interests**

* Set--father of her son.

**Friends and Enemies**

* Ra, Tartarus (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* UNKNOWN

**Trivia**

* She is first introduced as the host goddess of Rachael Davis.
Marietta Stevens

Marietta Stevens is a mortal soldier for Tartarus's armies, the granddaughter of Deimos and the mother of Jackson Stevens with the Egyptian god Set.

**Series**

Marietta Stevens is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity
* Demigod Quest

**Early Life**

Not much is known about Marietta's early life. When she was in her mid-late twenties, she met Set and they wound up with a baby, who she thought she would raise with her husband, Robert Stevens, but she ultimately dumped the baby outside a fire station. Set showed up to take Jackson while Marietta went off with her husband to continue in the military.

**Camp Trinity**

Camp Trinity #3, Immortal Death: Jackson has a vision in the Cave of Fears with his parents, who he has false memories of knowing briefly as a child. In the vision, Marietta is bleeding from being shot in the side and Robert is saying that Jackson is the one who shot her.

Camp Trinity #5, The Golden Dynasty: Robert and Marietta showed up in the tunnels during the Tartarus War and they attempted to kill Jackson Stevens after telling him that he is the great grandchild of Deimos, the god of fear, and that he can manipulate fear. Jackson shoots Marietta when she attempts to shoot his friends, wounding Hailey Cassidy. He then summons fire and burns both of his parents, then Jackson poisons a knife and cuts Robert's face, killing both of his parents.

**Personality**

Marietta has a cold, callous personality and strives to do whatever is best for her and bad for the gods because of her hatred of Set for leaving her with a child. She is practically heartless, ditching her two day old baby at a fire station because she didn't want a kid rather than giving him up for adoption instead (her reasoning completely being that she hoped her baby would die). She is incapable of love.

**Appearance**

Marietta has dark brown hair and brown eyes, and usually wears her military uniform.

**Magical Items**

* Gun
* Knife

**Love Interests**

* Set--father of her son
* Robert Stevens--husband

**Friends and Enemies**

* Tartarus, Thanatos (allies)

* Jackson Stevens, Heather Green, Autumn Stone, Libby Rogers, Anna Lucas, Eugene Cassidy, Hailey Cassidy, Jordan Wesley (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* Alicia Silverstone

**Trivia**

* She hates Jackson because she never wanted kids and hated Set for sleeping with her and then leaving her alone.
* She was part of the French military.
Power Guardian

The Power Guardian is the sixth and last of the Guardians and has no official counterweight. He is the leader of the Guardians.

**Origins**

The original power Guardian was Owen Varys, a son of Ra who had incredibly power due to being the biological child of an Egyptian god. The Fates gave him even more power, wanting to overthrow the gods, but the council of the Egyptian gods decided that the Guardians were not allowed to exist--the Greek/Roman gods created them without the Egyptian gods' agreement. In order to protect his team, who could not protect themselves against the gods, Owen agreed to allow the gods to execute him.

**Appearance**

The original Guardian, Owen Varys, is a male demigod on the small side, about sixteen years of age when he died. He had red hair and golden eyes, as well as a splash of freckles across his nose. As a Guardian, he wore all white with the exception of black boots and a black cloak. This was not an official costume.

The second Guardian, Jackson Stevens, is 5'8 and scrawny with dirty-blond hair and blue eyes. He does not have a specified Guardian costume aside from a black cloak, the same one that once belonged to Owen Varys.

**Shared Personality Traits**

The Power Guardian is usually intelligent, wise and a natural leader and protector. They rely on the mind over the body and strive for peace and the good of others. They are selfless and willing to sacrifice their own lives for what they believe in.

**Possessions**

* Power Orb
* Power Throne
* Power Armor
* Ship of the Guardians
* Fate Island
	+ Chamber of the Guardians

**Companions**

* Bark--Maltese puppy

**Powers**

* Knowledge
* Light Beams
* Mental Manipulation
* Image Projection
* Reality
* Soul
* Dimensions

**Trivia**

* The power Guardian is the only one without a tattoo.
* The power Guardian is the only one created directly by the Fates, not the gods.
* The power Guardian is the only Guardian who was not Greek, but Egyptian.
* The power Guardian can only come into existence after the demigod has died and returned.
* The power Guardian is the only being in the universe more powerful than the gods.
	+ This is only the case when paired with a biological child of an Egyptian god. Both of the power Guardians in existence have been, however, and therefore there is no case where the power Guardian was not more powerful than the gods.
		- If the power Guardian was not also the biological child of an Egyptian god, they would be equal in power to the gods, not above them.
The Dark Year

After the tragic events of Ragnarök and the months that followed, Luke Martyr has to set out on his own to complete a quest to the afterlife, Helheim, and return two deceased souls to the land of the living. With his friends no longer by his side and the dead returning to the land of the living just to get in his way, is there any chance that he'll succeed?

This novel will be placed at a 15+ rating. There will be plenty of swearing (including a few uses of f\*\*\*) and descriptive violence. There are several points where sexual abuse is referred to, though no details or descriptive scenes will be included. There is a serious trigger warning! (A character has serious depression and on multiple occasions has and will try to commit suicide). Reader discretion is advised.

**Summary**

N/A

**Narrated by**

Luke Martyr

**Trivia**

* This book is the first in the Asgard series to have only one narrator.
Sphinx

The Sphinx is a Greek monster that was also depicted as an Egyptian statue, though the Egyptian statue left out the part eagle and part lion, though the Sphinx can shift itself into the position and appearance of the Egyptian sphinx as it becomes part of both mythologies. She was loyal to Camp Trinity, then switched to Tartarus before being forced to return to Camp Trinity.

**Series**

The Sphinx is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity

**Early Life**

Not much is known about the Sphinx's early life other than her giving Oedipus her riddles and killing herself when Oedipus got the answer right. The Sphinx continuously tries to beat demigods in challenges of riddles and kills and eats them if they get the answer wrong, or kills herself if they get it right.

**Camp Trinity**

N/A

**Personality**

The Sphinx loves riddles and in history, if someone beats all of their riddles, the Sphinx kills herself because it is so important to her that the riddles are impossible. She is fierce and manipulative, but easily intimidated.

**Appearance**

The Sphinx in Egypt appears as a half-human and half-lion combination. In Greek mythology, she has a woman's head and a lion's body just like she does in Egypt, but she also has a snake for a tail and eagle wings on her back.

**Powers**

* Strength
* Claws
* Ability to Shift Between Greek and Egyptian Forms

**Trivia**

* The Sphinx is originally a Greek monster who became a symbol of Egypt.
* She brought Autumn to Camp Trinity, then joined Tartarus.
	+ She was forced to join Camp Trinity in The Eternal Empire by Heather.
Game of Pain

A lot happened before the Midgard Serpent decided to destroy the world for the third time. The original ​​Ragnarök, everybody knows the story. Thor killed the Midgard Serpent and then died in the process. A lot of gods died in the process. The second time, though, Arcaeus destroyed Jörmungandr and saved the world. This prequel novel explores how Ragnarök was prevented thousands of years ago by another son of Tyr, as well as eight other stories following the lives of some heroes that we already know and some that we don't. Learn the true stories of Arcaeus Tyrson, Valerie Martyr, Kate Dolohov, Nathan Landon, Luke Martyr, Alda Blackthorn and Kirk Brennan.

This novel will be placed at a 14+ rating. There will be some swearing and some descriptive violence. There are several points where sexual abuse is insinuated and a few instances where it is featured, though the actual act itself is never described, as the scene always ends prior to it. There is also a serious trigger warning! (A character has serious depression and on multiple occasions has and will try to commit suicide). Reader discretion is advised.

**Summary**

N/A

**Narrated by**

Part One: Arcaeus Tyrson, Mateus Sölson

Part Two: Valerie Martyr

Part Three: Alda Blackthorn

Part Four: Luke Martyr

Part Five: Nate Landon

Part Six: Kirk Brennan, Luke Martyr

Part Seven: Kirk Brennan, Luke Martyr

Part Eight: Valerie Martyr, Ryker Dolohov

Part Nine: Kate Dolohov, Luke Martyr

**Trivia**

* This book takes place over the course of a few thousand years, going from ancient times of The First Generation to modern times.
Apophis

Apophis is an Egyptian god, the son of Neith. He was temporarily hosted by Autumn Stone before leaving willingly to be hosted by Jackson Stevens, but he was left without a host.

**Series**

Apophis is featured in the following series:

* Camp Trinity
* Defenders of the Duat
* Demigod Quest

**Early Life**

Apophis and Ra would fight to the death every day and Apophis would consistently lose, coming back from the Duat every day to fight again. Finally, Ra was banished to the Duat and Apophis started winning until the fights stopped and Apophis met Set. He struck a deal that involved Apophis helping to resurrect Set's dead son, Jackson Stevens.

**Camp Trinity**

N/A

**Defenders of the Duat**

N/A

**Demigod Quest**

N/A

**Personality**

Apophis is a greedy creature who wants to create chaos and wants to control others. He is also manipulative and sneaky, including telling secrets just to cause problems.

**Appearance**

As a serpent, Apophis generally appears as a massive red snake with a bit of orange and yellow at his underside with red or yellow eyes and sharp fangs. As a human, he has black hair, green eyes and is said to be tall with a "perfect body".

**Powers**

* Egyptian Magic
* Seeing into the Duat
* Human Transformation
* Serpent Transformation
* Serpent Communication
* Poison
* Chaos

**Magical Pets or Companions**

* Serpents

**Friends and Enemies**

* Set, Jackson, Heather, Autumn, Ray, Hal, Andy, Libby, Sage, Gwyn, Alex, Annabeth, Sev, Sam, Ra, Bast (enemies)

**Dream Cast**

\*as of 9/13/2020

* UNKNOWN

**Trivia**

* Apophis brought Jackson back to life twice.
* Apophis wants a demigod host and took Autumn Stone, but Jackson broke their deal and did not become Apophis's host after.
* He forced Set to reveal to Jackson that he is his biological father.