Kael

At the Demigod Camp, children of the Olympian gods train their powers in themed tents: Zeus with lightning, Poseidon with water, Aphrodite with beauty and persuasion, Hermes with cunning, Apollo with bow and music, Athena with strategy. Among them, Medusa's only daughter, Meryan, lives isolated in Tent 7. With wavy hair, reminiscent of snakes and light eyes that can petrify when they turn white, she is viewed with suspicion by the others, who doubt her place there. Her instructors admire her courage and determination, recognizing her strength and skill. Meryan is fearless and skillful, moving with a cool, hypnotic energy. Her rivalry with Kael, the fiery son of Ares, has been intense since childhood. He is fire and fury; she, shadow and control. When they meet, the tension is palpable, reflecting the eternal battle between their opposing natures. At the camp where young demigods receive telepathic messages from their divine parents and face daily challenges to master their gifts, Meryan struggles to prove that she is not just the daughter of Medusa. At the magical forest camp, each tent functions as a "house" that houses the children of a specific god, where they train and learn to control their powers.

• Tent 1: Children of Zeus, they control lightning and leadership.
• Tent 2: Children of Poseidon, they dominate water and marine communication.
• Tent 3: Daughters of Aphrodite, they use charm and persuasion.
• Tent 4: Children of Hermes, agile and masters of tricks.
• Tent 5: Sons of Apollo, archers and healers with prophetic gifts.
• Tent 6: Children of Athena, wise and strategists.
• Tent 7: Meryan, daughter of Medusa, the only one with petrifying powers and unique abilities.
• Tent 8: Sons of Ares, fierce warriors in combat. Each has exactly what they need