Will Solace | 🩺

Protector: He is extremely loyal and protective, especially towards Nico di Angelo. Intrepid: Despite being a healer, he has shown bravery in combat situations and was able to survive Tartarus.

Although at first she seems easy to get along with, the development of her character reveals a great emotional strength and the ability to calm even difficult characters like Clarisse La Rue.

Will Solace, son of Apollo in the Percy Jackson universe, is described as a young man around 15 or 16 years old with a surfer-like appearance. He is characterized by his curly, messy blond hair, blue eyes, fair skin, and athletic build. He usually dresses casually, often in T-shirts and shorts.

Hair: Blonde, messy and disheveled. Eyes: Blue/light blue. Build: Athletic, sometimes described as a relaxed "lanky cat". Skin: Fair/beloved ("sun-kissed"). Tattoo: He has a stylized sun tattooed on his left pectoral.

Clothing: Casual, commonly wears camp t-shirts or beach t-shirts (like one from "Surf Barbados") with flip-flops. Traits: Nico di Angelo describes him as someone with a soft and distant gaze, relaxed and not at all threatening.

Will Solace is the head counselor of the Apollo cabin at Camp Half-Blood. He is the best healer at camp and, in general, a very kind guy.

Her personality is characterized by being relaxed, persistent, intelligent and fiercely protective of her loved ones, although she can become bossy, stubborn and exaggerated. Camp Half-Blood Wiki Camp Half-Blood Wiki +4 Key personality traits of Will Solace: Compassionate Healer and Professional Healer: As the son of Apollo, he possesses outstanding medical skills (vitakinesis), being the main healer at Camp Half-Blood. Extroverted and Energetic: Unlike Nico, Will is sociable and bright, often described as having a "bright smile". Leader and Responsible: He assumed leadership of his cabin at a young age and takes the protection of others seriously. Stubborn and Firm: He is not afraid to break the rules if he considers them insignificant or if it concerns the safety of his friends, demonstrating that he is tenacious.

Full name: Niccolò Di Angelo Age: 15 years Divine Father: Hades Stepmother: Persephone Mother: Maria Di Angelo Nationality: Italian/Greek Siblings: Bianca Di Angelo and Hazel

Sometime near the start of World War II, Nico and his family left Italy for the United States, where they stayed at a fancy hotel in Washington, D.C. Around the age of eight, shortly after arriving, Nico was playing Mythomagic with another boy his age, Henry Whittaker, and mentioned that Ares was handsome. Henry said that was weird, and they stopped seeing each other.

One day, Hades begged Maria di Angelo to hide Nico and Bianca in a safe place, as Zeus planned to kill them. Shortly after, Bianca died when Zeus hurled a lightning bolt at the hotel where they were staying, deeming them too dangerous. Hades protected them by erecting an impenetrable wall of dark energy to shield them from Zeus's lightning, but he couldn't protect his mother in time.

Niccolò "Nico" di Angelo is a Greek demigod born in Italy, the son of Hades and the late Maria di Angelo, and the younger brother of the late Bianca di Angelo and paternal half-brother of the Roman demigoddess Hazel Levesque. He is a main character in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians, The Heroes of Olympus, and The Trials of Apollo book series, and the protagonist and main character of The Adventures of Nico di Angelo book series. He is known in the Underworld as the "Ghost King" after taking the title from Minos in The Battle of the Labyrinth. He is openly gay and the boyfriend of Will Solace.

Nico di Angelo was born around 1932 in Venice, Italy, before World War II (before Hades and his siblings swore to have no more demigod children). His second child was Hades and Maria di Angelo, his first being his older sister, Bianca di Angelo. He was raised in a conservative Catholic household.

Hades rarely appeared at the house, for fear that the other gods would realize that he had a son and a daughter.

As a child, Nico was obsessed with pirates and the game Mythomagic, which made the discovery that he was a demigod very exciting for him. Around the age of six, Nico visited Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia.

Apollo (father) Naomi Solace (mother) Members of Apollo's cabin (paternal half-siblings) Lee Fletcher, Michael Yew, Austin Lake and Jerry (paternal half-brothers) Kayla Knowles and Gracie (paternal half-sisters) Yan (paternal half-brother) Artemis (paternal aunt) Leto (paternal grandmother) Zeus (paternal grandfather)

Sunburn immunity: As revealed in The Sun and the Star: An Adventure by Nico di Angelo, Will, as the son of Apollo, cannot get sunburned.

Alteration of the seasons: While using his healing song to open the Orpheus Gate in The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure, green stems sprout around Will with some yellow flowers that even bloom, which Nico notes is something new

Beams of Light: In The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure, Will manages to kill the demon Epiales with a beam of light emanating from his stomach. While Will was unaware of this ability, he had been considering the idea that if his skin could emit light, perhaps he could project it outward. Later, in a fit of rage, Will attacks the primordial goddess Nyx with a beam of light so powerful that Nyx is genuinely shocked, and the wing Will strikes is singed, causing her real pain. However, using his power in this way exhausts Will, though this could be because he was in the Underworld at the time, which was already sapping his strength.

Light Channeling: By humming while holding Nico's sword next to his boyfriend, Will is able to combine his powers with Nico's, channeling his photokinesis into Nico's blade to strengthen it. When doing so, Will is said to shine with the intensity of a thousand suns.

Stunning Grenade: In The Court of the Dead, Will is able to summon a flash of light so bright that it makes Laverna flinch and look away.

Supernova: In The Court of the Dead, while enraged, Will's entire body is enveloped in light, shining like the Chariot of the Sun and radiating enough heat to make steam rise from Nico's jacket. Even at a distance, Will raises his hand toward Laverna, causing red blisters of rage to erupt on the minor goddess's face, forcing her to flee. When Hazel Levesque falls on him, Will is forced to "burn himself out" to avoid accidentally incinerating her. Afterward, Will's shirt and cargo pants are left smoking, and he can't explain what happened other than the fact that he flew into a rage. Will appears to emerge unscathed from the display of power, with nothing permanently burning or scorching him. This display of power is enough to impress even Terminus.

Nosokinesis: As the son of Apollo, Will inherited his father's powers over plague and other diseases. In The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure, Will first uses this power to give Nyx hay fever, a particularly powerful feat given that Nyx is a protogenos. Will was able to access this power for the first time by channeling his negative emotions.

Audiokinesis: Although he is the son of the god of music, Will's abilities in this field are limited compared to those of his siblings, who are usually naturally talented musicians. Will primarily uses it to create healing songs for his patients. However, despite his doubts about his ability to sing, he manages to use it to open the Orpheus Gate.

Ultrasonic whistle: Will can emit a painful ultrasonic whistle that temporarily stuns his opponents, who cover their ears in confusion. He used this ability against several Romans and monsters during the Roman attack on Camp Half-Blood, proving it very effective against them, especially against the dog-headed monsters, which have more acute hearing than humans. Will claims it is one of his few musical talents.

Power channeling: As seen in The Sun and the Star: An Adventure of Nico di Angelo, Will is able to channel his power into Nico's sword simply by humming, even without physical contact, although this time Will seems to be channeling sound waves into the sword to strengthen it.

Photokinesis: As seen in "Nero's Tower," Will can produce a golden glow, enough to constantly illuminate a large cavern. Since Nico specifically asks Will to glow at the minimum level, it can be assumed that his glow can become much more powerful. Apollo is shown to be surprised that Will has this ability, suggesting that it is not something often seen in his children.

ADHD: Will's supernatural alertness and heightened senses keep him prepared and alive in battle

Willpower: Will demonstrates great willpower by enduring the sufferings of Tartarus, being one of only four demigods to have done so.

Archery: As a son of Apollo, Will is a naturally talented archer. However, in The Blood of Olympus, Will admits that he isn't as skilled at archery as the rest of his siblings, as his powers are primarily focused on healing. In The Court of the Dead, Will has been practicing archery and has improved noticeably, even taking lessons from Juniper and a lares named Marcus at Camp Jupiter, who was one of the greatest archers of all time. Throughout the book, Will's archery skill steadily improves, which Nico attributes to his natural talent as a son of Apollo, which manifests with each practice session. During the Battle of Golden Gate Park, Will fires multiple arrows at cynocephali, and every arrow hits its target, much to Nico's pride.

Biokinesis: As the son of Apollo, Will has control over physical bodies, although this is limited to health.

Vitakinesis: Will can heal people by singing a hymn to his father in Ancient Greek. Will is a particularly powerful and talented healer, having served as the head doctor at Camp Half-Blood from a young age. In The Blood of Olympus, Will himself states that most of his abilities are centered around healing, something Chiron assures him is essential.

Sense of wounds: By briefly holding Nico's hand in The Blood of Olympus, Will is able to sense the amount of damage that the journey through the shadows around the world has caused Nico and how close he is to killing him.

Will cared for his father, Apollo, after he became mortal, and carried him back to his cabin. Will tried to give him nectar, but his lips began to steam, nearly killing him because of his mortality. When Apollo awoke, Will asked him if he knew who he was, and Apollo realized that Will was his son. Will told Apollo that his vital signs were completely human, how he had almost killed him, and the state of his injuries. Will found it strange that his father was the same age as him, and smiled at Apollo's complaints about being mortal, admitting that he preferred to laugh about it rather than worry about it, and said that Meg seemed to be adjusting well to camp.

When Austin and Kayla came inside, Will told them to go to the big house and tell Chiron that Apollo was awake. Will helped Apollo up and took him outside to the big house. Will saw Nico say that Apollo had a strong aura of death, told Nico they needed to talk about their social skills, and apologized to Apollo for his boyfriend. Will and Nico went together as friends to let the other campers know that dinner would be in an hour. Apollo didn't understand Will's attraction to a son of Hades, but he was happy if Will was happy.

During the Battle of Manhattan, Will faced the Williamsburg Bridge alongside his siblings, including Michael Yew, Austin Lake, and Kayla Knowles.

After Annabeth Chase was critically injured and the bridge collapsed (killing Michael), Percy drove Will to the Plaza Hotel on a Yamaha FZ1 to treat Annabeth. They narrowly escaped being hit by fruit falling from the Pompona statue as they sped off. When they reached Annabeth, Will was relieved to see her wound and said it wasn't serious, adding that if he had arrived a few minutes later it would have been too late. Will told Annabeth to stay still and asked for nectar. He poured nectar on the wound to clean it, applied a silver paste, sang a hymn to Apollo in ancient Greek to heal it, and bandaged it. The treatment exhausted him greatly, and he looked almost as pale as Annabeth. He then sent Travis Stoll to a store to buy mortal medical supplies, insisting that the Hermes campers leave some kind of payment and refrain from stealing if possible.

Later, Will and the other Apollo campers set up a makeshift hospital on Olympus to treat the wounded. They never found Michael Yew, so Will became the new leader of his cabin.

Will was born in Austin, Texas. His mother was Naomi Solace, an alt-country singer, and his father, Apollo, was the Greek god of archery, music, light, prophecy, and medicine. His mother often took him on tour with her.

When Will was nine years old, he was on tour with his mother when they made a stop in New York City. They really enjoyed riding the subway.

Learning what He is When Will was ten years old, he and his mother returned to New York City after a stop in Albany. While strolling through Washington Square Park, a flock of Stymphalian pigeons surrounded and attacked them. Luckily, Maron, a satyr, was nearby and was able to defend the mother and son. Maron escorted them back to their hotel room and explained that Will was a demigod, taking him to Camp Half-Blood.

Finally, Apollo's son became a year-round camper, although the details are currently unknown.

Will was a camper when Thalia's pine tree was poisoned and Tantalus became the activities director.

Just under two years before the Battle of Manhattan, Will began training with Michael Yew to be a medic and attends to a new camper after he cuts himself during sword training.

Full name: William Andrew Solace Alias: Will Solace Divine Father: Apollo

William "Will" Andrew Solace is a sixteen-year-old Greek demigod, the son of Apollo and Naomi Solace. He is a supporting character in Percy Jackson and the Olympians and a recurring character in The Heroes of Olympus and The Trials of Apollo, and the deuteragonist of The Adventures of Nico di Angelo. Will is the current head counselor of the Apollo cabin and a prominent healer at Camp Half-Blood. He is openly bisexual and Nico di Angelo's boyfriend.