Child of Zeus: The icy blue that captures your attention instantly; the kind of eyes that are the first thing you notice in a face.
Child of Hades: The dark blue with flecks of gray; wide and dark, easily and quickly changing.
Child of Poseidon: The medium green that's easily mistaken for hazel; the fierce, intense eyes that hold unmistakable courage.
Child of Demeter: The hazel shade that's flecked with gold; compassionate, calm eyes that betray too much emotion and a heart too great for this world.
Child of Ares: The medium brown that often looks ordinary, but is anything but when hit by sunlight.
Child of Athena: The harsh gray that often reflects the colors around them; the large eyes that are far too old and wise for the body in which they reside.
Child of Apollo: The clear blue with a steady light; the eyes that change drastically with a smile.
Child of Artemis: The layered light brown that can flash from ease to anger in a moment; slanted, intimidating eyes.
Child of Hephaestus: The dark brown so full of thoughts you get a glimpse of their very mind when you watch them; constantly blinking while processing new ideas and theories.
Child of Aphrodite: The pale blue that mesmerizes you and fascinates you; the kind of eyes that roam constantly, always picking up on something new.
Child of Hermes: The pale green with undertones of blue; easygoing eyes that hide pain and love alike.
Child of Dionysus: The medium blue with undertones of purple; the kind of eyes that are usually scrunched up in a laugh.
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Demigods As... (Vol. I)
Fan-FictionA book (based off Percy Jackson) about the twelve Olympians' children and how they would react in different situations, what they are in different scenarios, and the like.
