1. Contest for the month of May are: Broken Covenant Character Contest, Demigods from Other Genres Contest, Summer Banner Contest and of course the regular contest Character Contest
2. User:Jrite10 won the Historical Demigod Contest, User:Queen.Bee came in 2nd
3. The Character Contest is up and ready to go for the June contest, the god this month is Zephyrus
4. User:Nhlott won the Birthday Character Contest
5. User:Black Wolf of blood won the Character Collage Contest
6. User:Black Wolf of blood won the Character Contest
7. All users should please read this important blog!
8. Athena won the god of the month for April 2012, new voting is up, go place your vote here
9. Just a reminder, for anyone who enters and does not win the character contest, you will have to put the character through claiming if you wish to make that character.

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User: User:Nhlott

Name: Dominique Logan

Age: 18

God parent: Aphrodite

Mortal parent: Alex Taylor

Appearance
{C}Dominique is an 18 year old caucasian female. She stands at 5'11, weighs 135 lbs. She is slender and curvy in build and has red hair and blue eyes. She also has a tattoo of a bird's nest on her arm.

Personality: In short, Domi is a scorned lover. She is deep and pensive. Often independent and rarely trusting. Since Nate's disappearance, she has become very bitter and short-tempered, often reckless when she's angry. She is bisexual.

History: Alex Taylor was a nice average man, with nice above average looks. He was but simple writer from Alabama, which, at the time, was all Eris wanted, complex sex with a simple guy. After a night of lust with Alex, Eris left satisfied, telling him that she wouldn't be calling him or be bothered to talk to him again. Having developed a great infatuation with the goddess, Alex was saddened by her indifference and was feeling low for days.

User: User:Black Wolf of blood

Name: Demonax Richard Fortuna

Age: 17

Personality: Demonax is… for a lack of better word, twisted. His sense of right and wrong is fluid, if he thinks something is alright, then in his world, it is. He is emotionally scarred from his experiences at the orphanage, and will without warning hurt anyone who as much as looks lecherously at someone, particularly children. He is surprisingly flirty, considering his emotional baggage, but in a way, it’s just his way of covering the scars of the Orphanage and James.

History: At sunset, the 31st of March in 1990, Mariah Fortuna was sitting cradled up in her home in Auburn, terrified beyond imagination, just as always. She suffered from the phobia commonly known as “Omniphobia” or “Fear of everything”. Mariah literally feared everything, from spiders, to water, to air, to silence. Suddenly someone knocked on the door, making her shudder in fear. As the knocking continued, she eventually gathered enough courage to open the door very slowly, being careful with every step she took and every inch she opened the door.

User: User:Jrite10

Historical Figure: Queen Elizabeth I

History: Elizabeth was born in Greenwich on 7 September 1533, to Anne Boleyn and in reality Zeus, while in public view her father was King Henry VIII. Zeus did not have much interaction with Anne, he merely lusted after her and visited her in the guise of her husband. When Elizabeth was two, Anne was beheaded for adultery on the orders of Henry, and Elizabeth was exiled from court never to receive the title of princess or queen in her lifetime. This execution was in part enacted by Hera who was again jealous of Zeus's consorts and wanted the outcome of the union to suffer. Her childhood was difficult, although she received a thorough Protestant education.

Elizabeth had many governesses and tutors throughout her childhood. These tutors and governesses were often demigods, children of minor gods and goddess. Two notable caregivers were Catherine Champernowne, and William Grindal were both children of Mnemosyne, they were responsible for giving Elizabeth her notable linguistic skills in French, Flemish, Italian, Spanish, Cornish, Welsh, Irish, and Scottish. These caregivers were also responsible for protecting Elizabeth from the childhood dangers of monsters, but even they could not protect this nice and charming girl from the wrath of an enraged goddess.

Hera's wrath continued to play a constant in Elizabeth's life, one of the most notable plots involved Elizabeth's older half-sister Mary. When Mary Queen of Scots came to power in 1553, Hera posed as one of her ladies in waiting, constantly planting seeds of worry in Mary's mind. These seeds quickly ripened into full blown fear, causing Mary to imprison Elizabeth in the Tower of London. In the eyes of the people this seemed to be a preemptive strike to prevent Mary's campaign, to re-establish Catholicism in England, from being stopped. It during this time in the tower that young Elizabeth learned of her true heritage. Each night when she would be served her dinner meal, Elizabeth was visited by a woman not much older than herself. The woman introduced herself as Abigail and she also explained that she was there to teach Elizabeth how to control of oneself, and in the art military prowess. Elizabeth became greatly angered at being accused of not being able to control herself, it was this anger that triggered her powers in the form of a single bolt of electricity being released. It was bolt of electricity that caused Elizabeth's emotions to go from anger to fear in a split second. Elizabeth feared for her life because she knew she would be branded as a witch, but Abigail calmed her down and got her back to her original composure. Over the next three years, Abigail taught Elizabeth how to control her powers, and to fight using a sword. When new came of Elizabeth's release Abigail bid her farewell. When Elizabeth asked about her lessons on military prowess Abigail laughed and kissed Elizabeth on the forehead stating that the kiss was all she would need. Abigail then left Elizabeth and as she turned out of view, her appearance changed to a young woman in a grecian gown, carrying a spear in one hand and a war helm on the other.

After her release in 1558 Elizabeth ascended to rule the throne of England, and restore it to its previous protestant state. But not all was perfect in the reforming of England there was still a large rebellion brewing with in the Catholics who had thrived during Mary's reign as queen. To quench any large flames of vengeance from causing damage to her ruling Elizabeth did upon her sister what had been done upon herself, Elizabeth had locked Mary in the Tower of London but Mary's stay in the ToL hotel was not as comfortable as Elizabeth's. She did not receive any visitors, or advice from strange young women. The imprisonment lasted another twenty years until Elizabeth was finally persuaded by her court to execute Mary. But this was not the only accomplishment achieved by the good queen.

Under Elizabeth, England grew prosperous trade to other countries had spread, the people were getting stronger and healthier. Elizabeth just like her father was a patron of the theater, she encouraged the actors and playwrights of the day to set up permanent residence in theaters like the Globe. Elizabeth was a true fan of William Shakespeare and Edmund Spencer, both young sons of Mnemosyne, who had captured her heart through their almost life-like dramas. Another accomplishment that occurred through Elizabeth's reign was the increase in power of the English Navy. The navy was lead by Sir Thomas Drake, a son of Poseidon, who would have a vast influence in an upcoming battle facing Elizabeth's England, because not all was peaceful on the international front.

During this time, monsters were not the only danger facing demigods. The entire Spanish Inquisition had a minor plot in the destruction of the demigods. Philip II and his ancestors were mortals who had the ability to see through the mist, and sense demigods similar to how monsters and satyrs could. They saw demigods as an abomination in the world of the catholic God. They set out to kill as many demigods they could, and rule the territories they won from any ruling demigods. They set out to conquer England in the name of Catholicism and to get rid of the demigod queen. But they had yet to encounter a demigod as wise and cunning as Elizabeth and her people of England.

When the Spanish Armada's attack on England was looming in the future, Elizabeth calmed the storm of chaos with in her people, and acted as a beacon of light for her people to follow. Even at the day before battle Elizabeth stayed with her troops, and motivated them to fight in honor of their country. Before the battle Elizabeth delivered an amazing speech to her people but one part has remained with her character throughout time thanks to the Muses.

"My loving people, we have been persuaded by some that are careful of our safety, to take heed how we commit ourself to armed multitudes for fear of treachery; but I assure you, I do not desire to live to distrust my faithful and loving people ... I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble woman, but I have the heart and stomach of a king, and of a King of England too, and think foul scorn that Parma or Spain, or any Prince of Europe should dare to invade the borders of my realm."

Spain's victory seemed close at hand, but they did not plan on a second demigod joining the battle off the coast of England, but Sir Francis Drake, who had recently defeated part of the Spanish army in the Caribbean, returned to his country and his Queen. It was through the combined might of Drake and Elizabeth that the English Navy was able to defeat the Spanish Armada. Drake turned the tides around the Spanish ship while Elizabeth would release bolts of lightening hitting both her own ships and those of the Spaniards, Elizabeth's people used the fires started by the lightning to ram into the Spanish ships while jumping off the ships at last moment. This victory ensured that Elizabeth's authority would never be questioned again, it also ended the Inquisition making the world somewhat safer for demigods.

Elizabeth remained in power until 1603, when she died after falling into a deep depression caused by the deaths of several of her friends. With her death Elizabeth ended the Tudor dynasty and established the Church of England. Elizabeth followed after her godly sisters, Artemis and Athena, in remaining an eternal virgin therefore she did not have any children to name her heir, so her council had established that James VI of Scotland would succeed her after her death.

Elizabeth now resides in the Underworld, in Elysium, spending the ages with her good friend Francis Drake. Even though she is now dead, her brave spirit and wise decisions will never be forgotten.