Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Athena is described as wearing elegant flowing gray robes, Greek battle armor, and an Imperial Gold helmet on her head, which is decorated with pictures of gryphons and sphinxes. She wears a long white sleeveless dress, and held a spear and rectangular shield in her hands, with both items "glowing with magic."

As the Goddess of Wisdom, Athena is exceptionally brilliant, quick-witted, intelligent, wise and smart and logical and disciplined. She always takes precautions before acting and is the type of person who disapproved of taking considerable risks. Athena had a sense of fairness and justice that even her own children weren't exempt from. Athena could be helpful and sympathetic even those who had initially offended her

Following the tumultuous events involving Percy Jackson, Athena emerged with a renewed sense of purpose. As the goddess of wisdom and war, she remains a guiding force in both mortal and divine realms, continually crafting strategies to maintain balance and peace. No longer content with observing from Olympus, Athena has taken a more hands-on approach, subtly influencing mortal affairs to promote knowledge and justice.