Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Pasiphaë was described to be a woman who was beautiful in a timeless, regal way, like a statue one might admire but never could love. She had eyes that sparkled with malice, and she wore an elegant sleeveless dress of woven gold, with her dark hair piled into a cone encircled with diamonds and emeralds. She also wore a pendant like a miniature maze around her neck, and the cord was set with rubies that were like crystallized blood drops. Pasiphaë's eyes were so full of hate, that it "made Hazel's skin tingle." The sorceress's power radiated from her "like heat from a furnace."

Pasiphaë hates all demigods for Minos not getting punished, but was instead rewarded, as well as the gods. She is also bitter and full of hatred after her son was born and locked away in the Labyrinth and Minos said she ruined his reputation. Her relationship with Ariadne is unknown but it is assumed she envies her daughter for becoming a goddess. She was said to have loved sorcery and potions and was even more grasping and arrogant than Minos.

Pasiphaë is an immortal sorceress and the mistress of magical herbal arts, daughter of the Titan Helios and the Oceanid Perse. She is the sister of Circe. Through Minos, she was the mother of Ariadne. Due to her husband's blasphemy, she was cursed by Poseidon to fall in love with his prize bull and give birth to the Minotaur. When the Seven arrived in Epirus, Hazel Levesque and Leo Valdez were trapped inside the cavern. They were confronted by Pasiphaë and her Gigante ally Clytius. Due to her past encounters with demigods, Pasiphaë now held a grudge against all half-bloods. She especially hates Leo, calling him a "tinkerer," like Daedalus. She was angry with the Olympians for punishing her for Minos's arrogance. She joined Gaea and the Gigantes to get her revenge against the gods and demigods. She mentioned she hated Hades, because he made Minos a judge of the dead.