Fandom: Percy Jackson and the Olympians/Heroes of Olympus/Trials of Apollo

Theme song: Bleeding Out by Imagine Dragons

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Status: Alive

First name: Mico
Middle name: Malum
Last name: Becerra

Age: 14
Birthday: September 20th, 2001
Zodiac: Virgo

Sex: Female
Gender: Non-binary (prefers pronouns they/them)

S.O.: Asexual

Species: Demigod (half mortal, half immortal)

Family:
- Father: Zeus
- Mother: Marisa Bercerra

Hometown: Des Moines, Iowa
Currently lives: Camp on Laguna Nichupè, outside Cancún, Mexico

Affiliation: Ouranos' Legion

Appearance: 5'3" and around 120-130 pounds. Darker skin and a button nose with slightly flattened bridge. Straight, black hair pulled back in two messy braids. They have four ragged scars running across their face, causing the left side to be slack, specifically their mouth. It can open with extra effort from the rest of their mouth, but it remains frozen in a frown. Eyes are sewn sewn shut.

Powers: Standard powers of a child of Zeus. With Ouranos' help, they can also teleport away from a bad situation at will. They can use the electric charges in the air to sense people's whereabouts and their movements.

Weapon(s): One celestial bronze sword, as well as a regular mortal metal dagger

Personality: Determined to dethrone their father, Mico are willing to go to any lengths to win Gaea back for Ouranos. They are a bit hot-headed, but they honestly believe they are doing the right thing. However, they do hold a festering grudge against Affinity for letting Ladon scar their face. Before they were so corrupted and brainwashed, however, they were simply a sweet, energetic young teen who longed for parental attention on both sides.

Fears: Failing Ouranos, Affinity

Backstory: Marisa Bercerra lived as a farm-hand in Des Moines. Her family had always been hardcore Protestants, even when a certain king of the gods took an interest in her. Zeus would try and tell Marisa who he was, but she would never listen, being a servant to her God. Zeus found this to be extremely intriguing, and stayed with her for three years, trying to woe her and convince her of who he was. He even went so far as to "marry" her (the idea of mortal marriage entertained him). But, as always, Hera caught on, and for the mortal's safety, Zeus disappeared, leaving Marisa with a baby and no husband for support.

Marisa stayed working as a farm-hand, but it was proving to be a poor job monetarily. Each paycheck was stretched to pay bills and support Mico, giving them meals to eat and necessary utilities at home. Eventually, Marisa had to take a second job, just to get by.

At the age of seven, a group of satyrs led by a demigod visited the Becerra household, and informed Marisa of Mico's half immortal blood. Jane refused to believe it, but Mico drank every word. Without their mother's consent, they left with the demigod to Camp Half-Blood.

Because their mother refused to accept Mico for who they were, Mico became one of the handful of demigods who stayed at camp year-round. Like all unclaimed demigods, they had to stay in the Hermes cabin, which was fine by them when they were younger. But as they grew, and craved more privacy, they were desperate to be claimed and belong to a different cabin. Once Percy made the gods promise to always claim their children by 13, Mico had very high hopes. But their 13th birthday went by, and soon, they were the only undetermined demigod in Camp Half-Blood.

Angered by this, Mico left camp for a period, walking all the way to New Jersey. What they didn't realize is that there was an ancient force pulling them there, and, while sitting on the bay, a voice began speaking to them in their head, telling them that if they join his ranks, and they would find who their divine parent was, and more.

Frightened, Mico returned to Camp Half-Blood, but the voice remained in their head, implanting it's ideals and goals. Soon, Mico became a brain-washed zombie, despite seeming completely normal on the outside.

To learn more about Mico, read my Raised from the Depths trilogy.