Sylvania "Syl" Summers

History
"Sylvania Summers, or Syl, as she is called many times, was home schooled with her mother, and she had very few friends from her neighborhood. Her mother would be so protective of her, and she barely traveled. Her mother never told her anything about why her father would never come home, and it was always a touchy subject for her. Her mother wanted her to have a normal girl's life, but Syl refused. She stayed in home, though, because she loved to craft and experiment. Her mother was also making stuff and selling them for money. Syl was one of those people who was so fond of home, until a message came from camp and she was brought to a chariot that brought her to camp. She never had the time to say good-bye to her mother, though, so she felt a little guilty."

There was one time that she had visited her mother, where her mother was sick, after she went to camp for a few months. There is no other recorded time that Syl saw her mother again.

Camp Life
Syl does not go to the forge as often as her other half siblings, yet she still loves to create things. She helps many times with new demigods in camp.

General Personality
"She usually tries her best to be really polite, but then is a little rough sometimes. Syl can get caught up on something really easily, and she can have a soft spot on demigods that are also enemies. She easily gets lonely, and... sometimes she's a little shy. Syl likes to be around people, and likes to help. Syl prides herself for being kind, and she is a little too easy to tell."

Syl's personality has developed and changed over time, making friends and doing camp activies, which includes fighting. There was also a time when Syl sparred with Estelle Shade, and a phrase left her thinking.

''"You have to know what it feels like to put a blade thorugh a person. Not a dummy." ~Estelle Shade''

Fatal Flaw
"Honesty. Syl can hardly ever tell a lie, and sometimes she tells the truth by mistake."

Syl's fatal flaw is honesty, but it also gives her personality an open-book type. She doesn't struggle to hold the truth, or her feelings, but is pretty comfortable with voicing out her thoughts or admitting a mistake.