Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Eurydice is an oak nymph, adorned in vibrant hues and with leaves. As a nymph, she is always barefoot and unadorned. Her skin, reminiscent of tree bark, and her hair styled in an afro bun resembling a tied tree, further emphasize her connection with nature. She holds a branch with oak leaves in her mouth. She has hazel eyes and oak leaves earrings. She has multiple colorful fabrics covering her, some have some patchwork on them. Her upper body is covered by a white fabric atop a red one, further covered by the yellow cloth. She has lots of tattoos covering her upper body, more noticeably her arms; the tattoos are all related to nature, the one in her back is of an oak leaf. She has a thick white rope serving as a hanging belt where she carries three acorns (a pink, a blue and a brown one), a sash made of fur and her tambourine, itself decorated with blue and red rope. She wears a purple and dark teal bracelet near her right elbow and a loose red circlet on her right wrist.

Eurydice, imprisoned in the underworld and destined for the meadows of Asphodel, made the best of a bad situation and settled in a small place on an island in the river Phlegethon, where Zagreus can occasionally find her acting calmly as if everything is "fine," despite actually being in a terrible place. Although she lost everything due to her death, Eurydice is one of the most optimistic people you can find in the Underworld. She is a strong woman who knows how to adapt and find joy and productivity through her music and cooking. She wasn't particularly good or bad in life and generally happy in her residence in Asphodel. With a carefree, positive and sociable personality, she enjoys dedicating herself to her favorite songs and cooking after her death. Unlike Orpheus, she wiped away her tears and moved on. She is friendly, generous, and welcoming, even cooking for Zagreus. The flavor is exquisite.

Eurydice is a deceased oak nymph and the former wife of the musician Orpheus. Despite having some qualities of other gods and immortals, she died from a snake bite and was ferried to Underworld. A grieving Orpheus ventured to the Underworld to plea for her return. He charmed Lord Hades with his music and was given leave to bring Eurydice with him back to the surface, on the condition that he not look back at her until he left the Underworld. Ultimately he succumbed to his own insecurities, and Eurydice was forced to remain in the land of the dead. Eurydice now resides in her own private corner of Asphodel, where she spends eternity singing and cooking with the help of the river Phlegethon's heat. Her former husband still seems to be a bit of a sore subject for her. The two are apparently kept apart by an official separation order issued from Hades' desk, likely as a condition of the deal that allowed Orpheus to attempt to rescue her.