Venetia the Gorgon

Name: Venetia
Gender: Female
Age: 20
Sexuality: Asexual & aromantic
Species: Gorgon

Personality: Bubbly as heck. She is the social person that every introvert dreads but secretly admires. She's friendly and always smiling, with a good word for anyone. Not really the judgy type and very affectionate, kind of like a cuddly puppy. She wishes she could take on the role of a camp mentor but being a monster kind of diminishes that oportunity. She's still available to help out anyone in need. Like everyone, she does have a bad side, she gets grumpy and easily irritated when she's tired and is quite self-concious of being, well, a monster, but she hides it pretty well most of the time. Also, she is jealous of merpeople (don't make her watch The Little Mermaid, she won't appreciate it).
Flaws (three or more): As for physical, her inability to exists without her protective glasses is a pretty big one. Also, her snakes can bite affectionately but that's not always appreciated by others. She gets easily sunburned and gets rashes when stressed or nervous or scared. Deathly afraid of fire and, ironically, drowning.
Eye color: Yellow but no one knows
Hair description: Wild with a mind of their own? Literally, the girl has snakes for hair, they're pretty autonomous. They do despise hats and any form of cover due to her past history.
Height: 1.65 m
Skin tone: Pale greenish-blue, kinda turquoise, somewhat water like and transparent.
Ethnicity: Honestly, who even knows? She is a monster, they aren't exactly given the curtesy of having roots as humands and demigods do.
Body structure: On the chubbier side, not fat but not thin, bit more belly, arm and thigh fat than normal, round face, generally very soft and squishy.
Other details?: Wears special made sunglasses (24/7 in fear of turning anyone into stone in her sleep), they look like a regular pair of modern day sunglasses, black, rectangular.

Place of Birth (city, state, country): Unknown
Abilities (doesn't use energy to do): The Petrificus Totalus effect, though she doesn't really like to use it cause she feels suoer bad. Her snakes can spit poison when threatened. Can talk to snakes, not just her own. Bit fast and good swimmer. Can breathe underwater but she avoids it cause, you know, paranoia of drowning.
Powers (uses energy to do): Can control a very small body of water (about 10 liters) for 5 minutes with two hours of rest (Thanks great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandpa Poseidon!). Can stun (kind of like a smaller scale petrification (without the stone part) that wears of) for 15 minutes with one hour of rest (she has to focus to do it and not actually stone the victim so it's not really an ability).
Pets (if any): Her snakes are enough work on their own. Plus, they hardly get along well with other animals, unless they're dinner.

History (three sentences or more): Her first memory is waking up at a secret monster hospital. She had been found pretty banged up, the doctors guessed from a car accident or something. They had waited a week for anyone to come for her but she was left alone. The hospital couldn't do much more than let her go on the street, she was well and on her feet, just alone. They gave her a name, a pair of sunglasses and a clean set of clothes and sent her on her merry way. She tried asking around near the hosoital to see if anyone recognised her but came across a gang of humans who could see through the Mist. They started mocking her for her appearance and stole her glasses, causing her to accidentally turn one of them into stone. She ran off, hiding her snakes under a hood and spent a year living on the street as a sickly blind girl. On a demigod reconnaisance mission, she was found by a satyr and taken to the camp in order to go on their record of monsters in the city. Turns out, she was there to stay. They gave her a cabin a bit further away to avoid any possible danger and slowly the camp became her home. That was about 3 years ago.
Camp of residence: Camp Half Blood, small cabin by the beach.
Notes:

Approved. Make sure to fill out a code for the Census though, and y'know...keep the turn to stone thing a permission-based action.