what I've written so far for a PJO oc. if you can't tell i like the name Aphelios.
when I update it enough you'll see why she has two first and last names.
Loki/Loik Aphelios Prett/Lokisdottir: (12 in the beginning) English white female, but looks gender neutral, though still a bit feminine. Most can't tell if she's a female or male, so people call her "it", "they", or just refer to her by her name. Her name, flat chest (that she binds for this reason), oversized clothing, and selective mutism (she chooses this because her voice is more feminine) certainly don't help. She doesn't bother correcting them, as she thinks it is slightly funny watching people try to see some semblance of one gender or the other. She knows she's a girl, and so do those closest to her (though not at first), and that's all that matters to her.
When she is alone, or after she "came out", she unbinds her chest, and wears tighter clothing, her figure and slight bust clearly showcasing her gender.S
She lives for the shock and realization of once they find out she's a girl. For this reason she tells people who know her true gender to keep referring to her as genderless. After a while she gets tired of such things, and outwardly "comes out" as a female, stops binding her chest, and, for the most part, wears clothes that actually fit. This happens after she meets Percy Jackson, right before they go on the quest for the Master Bolt.
Physical Features: short, slightly wavy strawberry blonde hair with faded pastel blue tips. Long pixie cut, similar to Nico Di Angelo's hair. Left eye is a startling icy blue, the right is green with hints of brown at the center. In the beginning of the series she is 5'1", by the end she is 5'4"
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