Demigod

Etymology and Origins
A Demigod, literally meaning (Demi=half, God) is a being that is the product of a Godly and Mortal relationship. Demigods first came into existence after the creation of Humans, with the first being Perseus. Demigods gradually became more common as Gods began having affairs with Mortals.

Biology
Very similar to Mortals, Demigods look and act like normal humans. They are indifferent physically. The main difference between a Mortal and a Demigod is that their blood has part Ichor, or godly fluid in it. This fluid, gives Demigod's their gifts and allows them to be a "Demigod". Like Mortals, Demigods do die, and are susceptible to human and divine injury. Although it takes more to kill one, Demigods are especially prone to Olympian forged weapons, this is due to their godly side.

Norse Demigods
Norse Demigods are the result of a Mortal and a Norse God (Aesir or Vanir). Unlike Greek Demigods, Norse Demigods are more free in where they can go and their choices. In general, Norse Demigods are much like their Greek counterparts. They can see their through "Mist" aka. Ginnungagap.

Notable Demigods
Andromeda Grace

Chase Grace

Chloe Bjornson

Vivien Grace

Grayson Grace

Jonathan Grace

Blake Summers

Aaron Sol

Zoe Sweetman