Oh, you thought that this was an A/N, didn't you? Nope, I'm doing perfectly fine in the creativity department; I just need to work on the laziness problem. Actually, I'm telling you I'm sorry because it looks like I got my information wrong.

I went to a museum today, and it was really fun and all, until I found this:

(Caption: General Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard commissioned the battle flag named after him after the confusion caused by the Stars and Bars and Stars and Stripes being used in the Battle of Bull Run in September 1861.)

...It looks like Rick Riordan based our "General Beauregard" on a real person. And that person was a Confederate.

This also means that if General Beauregard was a half-blood, he would be Roman.

So Silena was not the first known Greek legacy other than Frank. She was the first known demigod that was both a Roman legacy and a Greek half-blood. So she's like the Greek parallel for Frank!

This also works power-wise, as the Romans feared Neptune and didn't respect him as they did Jupiter. So it makes sense that Neptune would have weaker powers and a smaller range than his Greek counterpart, similar to the Athena-Minerva thing, except not as extreme. Likewise, General Beaureguard and his descendant would have weaker powers and a smaller range than the Greek version, explaining why Frank can shape-shift into animals and Silena can only change her appearance.

Well, that's all I've got for today. What do you think? Did I do alright making up for my mistake? Comment!