<div align="center"><strong>Cabin #6: Athena</strong><br/><br/>Athena's cabin (#6) is a silver colored building. The outside is very simple with silver curtains and an owl hanging over the doorway. The inside has a workshop, library, and the bunk beds are pushed up against the wall. The library is filled with bookshelves and thousands of books, and old scrolls, and has tables and chairs for them to study and read. The workshop is also filled with tables and work benches, and has cupboards filled with materials to build things. </div><br/><br/><div class="floatleft">(http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/8/1572554//Elizabeth2.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Elizabeth "Libby" Santorini<br/><strong>God or Goddess Parent:</strong>Athena<br/><strong>Claimed or Unclaimed:</strong>Claimed<br/><strong>Age:</strong>17<br/><strong>Fatal Flaw:</strong>Hubris (Pride)<br/><strong>Background:</strong>Elizabeth grew up thinking her mother had died during childbirth or shortly after she was born. All she ever had was her father her entire life.  There were no pictures, there was no showing of her mother anywhere in her father’s home. It was almost as if she never existed. Libby was sure her father had loved her mother but he would never speak of her and she didn’t ask either.<br/><br/>Her life was pretty good. Her father kept them in the lower middle class, working as a paper pusher for some corporation. They lived in a small three bedroom house, just the two of them and a dog.  He had a few girlfriends over the years but no one ever matched up to her mother. Libby was an A student in school and had joined the softball team, tennis team,  cross country track, and the yearbook club. To some she was an overachiever, to Libby it was a way of life. She had to keep busy and always wanted to do more and know more.<br/><br/>During her the summer before her senior year of high school, Libby had been working at the local library to earn some extra bonus material for her scholarship and college applications. Her father would usually drop her off on his way to work but that morning she didn’t have to go in, something about the bathrooms having a leak and the lobby being flooded. It was a morning she’d not likely forget, ever.<br/>Somehow there was an accident and he didn’t make it. There were things coming out of no where into the house toward her. Libby raced to get away and somehow someway, unknown to many even herself, she found herself on a road in the middle of no where. The flying creatures were dark and unlike anything she had ever seen before. Libby had no idea why they targeted her or what they wanted, all she could do was run. And run she did, straight into the Half-Blood Camp.<br/><br/>After arriving, she grabbed up some random shield that was lying on a tabletop and held it up to fend off the sharp talons of the creature. Slowly, after nearly half an hour of fending off the creature a would be ally came to her aid and fought off the creature until it fled from the area.  She was accepted into the camp as an unclaimed child and began training. Three months later, after going through a bit of training and studying, the same creature came after her again. It still unknown as to why they would target her, but through good defensive actions, intuition, and a keen eye, she survived and for the first time in her life saw her mother.<br/><br/>It all happened so fast that Libby could hardly think or have time to grieve her fathers death. The idea that he’d never be there still hasn’t hit home yet, but mostly there was little time to do much other than train, build up her knowledge, and survive day to day. Her eyes stay peeled, her fingers and mind busy, and one day she’d find out why these creatures targeted her, a daughter of Athena, and she’d finally come to grips with the absence and truth of why her father was no longer with her.<br/><br/><strong>Weapon or Skill:</strong>She is skilled with a sword and shield though not as skilled as some others. She is very intelligent and uses her strategy for attacks more than her sword and hand to hand ability. With her keen eye and ability to think ahead and watch her opponent closely, Libby can begin to gauge their next move and defend against it more easily. Excelling at defense more than offense, she is a decent opponent in physical battle but a devastating opponent at Chess or Risk.<br/><br/><strong>Gamer:</strong>Josietta