Blanche is a Greek demigod daughter of Iris. Little is known about Blanche's history. She lives in Soho and, at one Camp Half-Blood campfire, caused a panic by turning everyone monochrome while telling a scary story.

Iris' Cabin (#14) was built during and after The Last Olympian for the demigod offspring of Iris, the Greek goddess of rainbows. The appearance of the cabin is unknown. The children in this cabin could have photokinesis, the ability to bend light and possibly virtuakinesis, the ability to create...

Nov 19, 2023 · Blanche is an artsy-fartsy monochrome-loving girl from SoHo who Grover thinks is the coolest artist EVER. Annabeth made a deal with Blanche that Grover would pose for her photography in exchange for an introduction to her goldy parent.

Camp Jupiter is a camp designated to protect and train the children of the Roman gods and their descendants. Its entrance is a service tunnel near the main Caldecott Tunnel in the Oakland …

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Aug 11, 2023 · Take my dear sweet child Blanche, who, for some unknown reason, dresses exclusively in black and white. Not to worry, though. She’s simply going through a phase. Nothing the right crystal can’t fix.” “I also have parents tell me, ‘It feels as though my child and I are speaking two separate languages.’. And I can relate.

Dexter Ciolo Blanche is the demigod son of Macaria, the spirit of peaceful death and Elysium, and Nicolo Blanche, a Greek professor of Biology. He was born in Greece and lived there for 4 years...

It is the sixth novel of the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series, doubling as the first novel of The Senior Year Adventures. It serves as a follow-up to the original five books, taking place after the events of the series The Heroes of Olympus but before the series The Trials of Apollo.[1]

Percy Jackson and the Olympians is a middle-grade Urban Fantasy series by Rick Riordan based on Greek mythology. It spawned The Camp Half-Blood Series and eventually the Riordanverse; the Sequel Series, The Heroes of Olympus and The Trials of Apollo have their own pages.

Blanche greets Iris, who voices displeasure with her daughter's black-and-white aspect. Blanche introduces Percy, Annabeth, and Grover, and explains to her mother that they'll be accusing her of a theft, but asks her not to kill nor curse them.