Sabrina, blessed with the charm and beauty of Aphrodite, grew up blissfully unaware of her godly heritage. Her life, though normal, wasn't without its challenges. Being the daughter of the goddess of love, attention was inevitable, sometimes unwanted, and she struggled to navigate social interactions. She found solace in art, expressing her emotions through vivid paintings and intricate sculptures.

On a seemingly ordinary day, tragedy struck. A car accident, a blur of metal and glass, and then... nothing. When Sabrina opened her eyes, she was in a clearing, sunlight dappling through ancient trees. A strange, seemingly 22 year old man with piercing greeny-brown eyes and pointed ears, Grover, explained the unbelievable truth: she was a demigod.

Confused, scared, and slightly annoyed, Sabrina arrived at camp with the satyr. The sight of other demigods, each with their own unique abilities and struggles, was both comforting and daunting. She felt adrift, unsure of her place in this new world.

And nothing got any better when she was claimed on her second day at camp. She was, to her dismay, knelt upon and the people around her were hushed at the sight. There were white doves appearing above her head, flying around her. Apparently, this sort of thing hadn't happened since Silena. She was, even just on her second day there, announced camp counselor.