Connor Stoll

The Hunters of Artemis are a group of virgin maidens, led by the Greek goddess Artemis, dedicated to hunting, nature and the protection of youth and femininity, renouncing romance and men to serve the goddess, offering immortality and superhuman powers in exchange for their loyalty. They carry magical silver bows, arrows, and two hunting knives. However, in the Battle of Manhattan, they all also carried swords. They are eternally young unless they break their oath. If a huntress falls in love, Artemis will remove her "immortality," since falling in love would break her oath. While they cannot die of natural causes (illness, old age, etc.), they can be killed. They are usually accompanied by animals that help them hunt, such as wolves and game birds. In The Lost Hero, it is shown that the huntresses and their wolves can communicate, or at least understand each other.

In summer, the hunters wear white shirts, silver jackets, silver camouflage pants, and black combat boots. In winter, they wear silver ski jackets, blue jeans, and the same boots. The hunters also carry special equipment that makes setting up a campsite easy. For example, they have small boxes (about the size of a pack of gum) that can be easily carried in their bags but can expand into a tent. Huntresses have a silver aura and are stronger, faster, and more accurate than your average demigod, nymph, or mortal.

Camp Half-Blood is a secret training camp for demigods located on Long Island, New York. It is run by Dionysus, god of wine and revelry, appointed by his father Zeus to serve as director for 100 years as punishment for pursuing a nymph; and by the centaur Chiron, the legendary trainer of heroes and current director of camp activities.

The camp is surrounded by magical boundaries that prevent monsters or mortals from entering (unless invited), created by Thalia's Tree, from whose branches hangs the Golden Fleece. Campers live in numbered cabins, each named after a major Greek god. To remain inconspicuous among mortals, the camp operates under the guise of Delphi Strawberry Service, a company dedicated to growing and selling strawberries, named after the Oracle of Delphi.

Connor is fun-loving, mischievous, and a prankster, but he's also kind, loyal, and brave enough to fight for Olympus and his father, Hermes. He enjoys playing pranks on others with his brother Travis, and they sometimes steal things. Because of their pranks, neither of them are on very good terms with some campers. For example, Katie Gardner was upset with them because they decorated the roof of her cabin with chocolate Easter bunnies. They also don't get along with Clarisse, but they've always gotten along well with Percy. Percy describes them as good guys, but you always have to keep your wallet safe when they're around and never leave shaving cream within reach, unless you want to find your sleeping bag full of it. Percy also mentioned that both Connor and Travis were so different from their enemy Luke that it was hard for him to believe they were all children of Hermes.

Connor is described as a tall, thin boy with wavy brown hair and blue eyes. Like Travis, he wears an orange camp shirt with a pair of shorts. Like all children of Hermes, he has elfin features: arched eyebrows, a pointed nose and ears, a sarcastic smile, and a glint in his eyes, as if he's ready to "throw a firework in your shirt." He's also slightly shorter than his brother, which is the only way to tell them apart.

Connor Stoll is a Greek demigod, son of Hermes, and co-captain of Cabin 11 along with his older brother, Travis. Percy mentioned that they look so alike they seem like twins (but they aren't), and the only thing that distinguishes him from Travis is his height.