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Quiet and proud Morgan always rises to the challenges placed before her, determined to rise through the ranks until she can meet her father and stand at his side. Morgan is often seen surrounded by her fellow demigods which, of course, makes her seem like a popular woman but in reality many of them wish to see her fall or fail. Morgan takes this with a serene grace, like the ocean before a ferocious storm. More often than not Morgan is calm, quiet and gentle with those around her though she views mercy and gentleness without a benefit to the Legion as a weakness, something she simply cannot tolerate for if she shows weakness her father will never truly accept her.
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Those within Morgan’s inner circle, her true friends, know that she is riddled with doubts around her lineage and they know that she is selfless, loyal and ultimately quite kind despite her protests. Those within her inner circle get a rare glimpse of the child beneath the serene, unrelenting soldier who stands for the Legion at all costs.
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Though much like one should never underestimate the fury of the ocean and its patron, one should not underestimate Morgan. When roused to fury she is an unrelenting storm of destructive might.

[attr="class","hopelovetitle"]BIOGRAPHY

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Growing up Morgan was a bright and curious child, always exploring and wanting to know more while being drawn to the water, always. Whenever her mother wished to find Morgan she would always look to the water first, even at a very young age, and more often than not that is where she would find her daughter. She tried to raise Morgan to be a strong, resourceful and independent woman but raising a baby girl all alone takes a toll on even the strongest of parents. Her mother could never have known how blessed she was for she was raising a daughter of the sea, one of Poseidon’s children. Little did she know that her own uncle, Morgan’s great uncle, was a child of Death itself and thus Morgan’s fate would one day be sealed. Her great-uncle spent his twilight years with Morgan and her mother, teaching Morgan to fish, to swim, taking her climbing as she grew older and even showing her how to hunt. He taught her to survive before she was even ten and she enjoyed her lessons with him, of course he knew what she was and who she was so on his deathbed he told Morgan.
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Three weeks before her twelfth birthday Morgan learned that not only was her father still alive, something her mother believed to be untrue, but that her father was Neptune, master of the oceans. A God in earnest.
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The knowledge and the death of her only male role model wounded Morgan deeply, so deeply that for many months she would not even speak to her mother or anyone but her mother continued to educate her at home as she had promised she would. After months of counselling and silence Morgan finally spoke up and demanded that they move to the United States, claiming that she did not want to live in the shadow of her Great-Uncle’s memory because it hurt too much. Of course, with the help of family her mother agreed and so they moved to California. What Morgan did not tell her mother was that Nathan, her great-uncle, had given her very clear and specific instructions. Instructions that would hurt her mother but Morgan hoped that she would understand, so for two years she continued her education under her mother’s watchful eye and then on the last day of August she ran away. She left a simple note for her mother explaining that she would return one day, she hoped soon, and made her way to face the tests which would decide her fate and her place in the Legion.
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She faced Lupa, the one who would decide her fate.
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Not only did Morgan live up to the legacy of her Great-Uncle but she also proved to be a true daughter of the sea, strong and patient. Ferocious and unrelenting. She quickly proved her worth after her induction into the First Cohort of the Legion but she remained ultimately untested for almost her full first year. She proved to not only be a talented warrior and shrewd tactician but incredibly loyal to the Legion, almost to a fault. After a few years she found herself surrounded by a constant, almost revolving door, crowd of Demigods some of whom wanted to compete with a daughter of one of the big three and some who simply wished to ride in the wake of her reliable, consistent success story where they might also find similar honour and prestige, after all she rarely lost. She rarely failed to meet the challenges placed before her, relentless and proud.

[attr="class","hopelovetitle"]POWERS, SKILLS & WEAPONS

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Hydrokinesis; Like many of her kin Morgan has inherited her father’s power over the waters of the world (meaning that she can breath underwater, command the oceans to a limited degree, she can heal minor wounds and the pressure of the seas does not affect her) though unlike many of her kin her might is drawn from the deepest, coldest places of the Earth’s oceans. Twisting them to her will. Most often this manifests with being able to freeze water (similar to cryokinesis), salty or not, into solid forms which she can wield like weapons and even freeze the water in the air, her mastery over the cold deep has grown with every passing day as she practices and trains. The icy waters often sap the life and energy of those who come into contact with Morgan’s powers but unfortunately this might comes at a cost for no demigod may wield the might of their forebears without paying a price. Morgan’s affinity for the cold depths makes her incredibly sensitive to heat, particularly while wielding her gifts, meaning that even lukewarm water feels like it is scalding her skin and her senses become sensitive to daylight, blurring her vision and twisting the world around her. She draws her power from the cold and the water, particularly empowered within deep water or when she can manipulate it but of course that means the opposite is true, the heat weakens her sapping her strength.
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Divine authority; Once more like many of her kin Morgan holds authority over the denizens of her father’s domain, particularly those who plumb the depths. She can speak with, call upon and to a limited degree command these creatures but of course being a mortal many of the more wilful beasts will not only baulk at her commands but seek retribution for their summons, thus she uses this gift sparingly and never without offer of a reward for their service.

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PLAYED BY NovemberReigns

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Skelton, Sophie as Morgan Llewellyn