Name: Riley Sage
Age: 16
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Straight
Faceclaim (if there is one): Barbara Palvin (Identical Twins)
Country of Origin: England
Place of Birth: London
Race/skin color: white
Hair color: brown
Eye color: blue
Height: 5'5
Weight: 130
Body type: Curvy but skinny
Mortal Parent: Jackson Sage
God Parent: Demeter
Powers (things that use energy):
Abilities (things that don't use energy): Chlorokinesis: As a daughter of Demeter, she has absolute control over plants.
Culinary Arts: As a daughter of Demeter, she's a natural cook.
Karpoi Summoning: As a daughter of Demeter, she is able to summon Karpoi
Personality: Unlike Ryan, she is not afraid of cats and prefers them over dogs, since dogs tend to slobber... She is a bit more independent than her sister, but is fiercely loyal to her family, and will defend it to her Death. She enjoys reading and painting, as well as drawing.
Talents: Drawing & Painting, Fighting,
Flaws (at least three): Blunt, Flirty, Nosey
Weapon (Celestial Bronze): Twin Kopis, hidden in the form of matching bracelets
History (at least five sentences): Riley grew up with her father and identical twin sister, Ryan in England. Of the two of them, Ryan is the eldest. She lived a normal live until the age of 16 when she was attacked by a group of Empousa at her reformatory school. She just barely escaped the attack as the girls burnt her school to the ground (Though it's possible that Riley set the fire). After her father explained to her about her mother and about camp, Ryan made the decision to move to America and live at the camp year round. While she misses her father terribly, she knows she puts him at risk being near him. So she makes the sacrifice by staying away. Riley figured someone needed to keep Ryan out of trouble, so she went along her sister. This may have caused more problems for the both of them, since they're identical. She retains her native accent, despite the time spent in America, but can drop it like it's hot if she feels like it.
Notes: You don't need to see her identification