Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

A tall, gaunt male with pale skin and dark, sunken eyes. He wears a tattered black cloak that billows around him, and his long, unkempt hair flows like shadows. His skeletal hands grip a long pole, used to navigate his boat across the dark waters.

Charon is quiet and reserved, often seen as cold and indifferent. However, he possesses a deep understanding of life and death, showing a rare compassion for the souls he ferries, despite his stoic exterior.

Once a mortal, Charon was chosen by Hades to serve as the ferryman of the Underworld, tasked with transporting souls to their final resting place. His life was forever changed as he embraced his role, becoming a vital part of the afterlife's journey.