SolAngelo

Will Solace, son of Apollo, is known for his warmth, humor, and natural leadership. As the head counselor of the Apollo cabin at Camp Half-Blood in Heroes of Olympus, he takes his role seriously, especially when it comes to healing others. He’s a skilled medic with a calm, reassuring presence, often stepping in during crises to stabilize injured demigods. His sunny personality reflects his godly parentage—he’s optimistic, caring, and tries to keep spirits up even in stressful situations. Despite his easygoing nature, Will is also firm when he needs to be. He doesn’t hesitate to call people out if they’re putting themselves in danger, especially those he cares about. His compassion goes beyond physical healing—he understands emotional pain too, and he works to support others through it. Will balances kindness with responsibility, making him someone others trust deeply, and his steady presence becomes especially important for those struggling in silence.

Nico di Angelo, son of Hades, is one of the most complex and emotionally layered characters in the series. Introduced earlier but further developed in Heroes of Olympus, Nico carries a heavy past filled with loss, isolation, and inner conflict. He has the rare and powerful ability to control shadows and communicate with the dead, which often makes others uneasy around him. Nico tends to keep to himself, coming off as distant or intimidating, but much of that comes from years of feeling like he doesn’t belong. Underneath his guarded exterior, Nico is deeply loyal and capable of intense care for the people he lets in. He struggles with vulnerability, often bottling up his feelings until they become overwhelming. Over time, though, he begins to open up, especially as he forms stronger connections with others. Nico’s journey is about learning to accept himself and trust others, and while he never fully loses his edge, he grows into someone who can stand alongside others instead of always being alone.

(Also they’re both 18)