Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Persephone was described to be an exceedingly gorgeous, alluring and beautiful tall young woman with a beautiful but deathly pale face. Her hair was dark and long, floating and curling as if it were weightless. Her eyes were multicolored but washed out, as if the Underworld had sapped her life force. Percy had the impression that in the world above, she would be more beautiful and even brilliant. Persephone wore a dress that billowed around her like smoke which made Percy to initially think it was white, but he later realized that it was made of all sorts of changing colors - red, blue, and yellow flowers blooming in the fabric - but it was strangely faded.

Persephone is nurturing and empathetic, often helping those in need. However, she also possesses a deep wisdom and understanding of the darker aspects of life, making her both approachable and enigmatic.

Born to Demeter, the goddess of harvest, and Zeus, the king of the gods, Persephone was taken to the underworld but later returned to the surface, bringing with her the changing of the seasons. She now walks between both worlds, nurturing life while understanding the inevitability of death.