Maia Scott (character)

* Scott will also appear in the series Arabian Nights' Season Two, to see information on his appearances in Arabian Nights see the page Maia Scott (Arabian Nights) if you are searching for the novel see Maia Scott (novel)*

Appearance
Maia has brown hair, blue eyes, pale skin and prefers to wear bright colors, although in Valhalla it is harder to find them.

Personality
Maia is bright and colorful, she loves her family, and is set on protecting the human race from the Wolvenkind, Loki and anyone who may chalenge the downfall of her race. She dose have compassion for those who oppose her though, and believes that Levi is good, despite what he says about humans, and is willing to trust Dove after finding out that she isn't named Sophe and that she was lying to her. Maia also has strong opinions on friendships, and nutures her friendship with Rilee, who is going through serious problems.

Maia hates hearing people trash each other, and is very loyal to Odin and Asgard. She is nervous to be around so many Vikings, but accepts it and learns to love them. She loves to explore, learn more about the world she lives in.

Unnamed Mother
Although Maia's mom never makes an appearance in the novel, Maia is said to have a very strong connection with her mother, who loves her very much. Another known fact about Maia's mother is that she is native to Brazil, but later moved to Florida for a better education, where she met Maia's father in college, and they were married later on.

Unnamed Father
Nothing much is said about Maia's father, accept when she is worried and asks Dove Carper what will happen to her family.

Sophie Pent
Maia begins the story telling everyone about Sophe, the only girl at school that was interested in being friends. Sophe and Maia were said to have a very strong friendship, but soon enough Maia finds out that it was built on lies and that Sophe is a Wolvenkind, and is named Dove.

Kyle Canton
Despite what happened with Sophe, Maia jumps right in and puts her heart and soul into making her friendship with Kyle work. The two get along decently well and soon enough know each other like siblings would, with Maia usually taking the lead.

Rilee Caryway
As the daughter of Thea Garcia, Odin's most powerful sorceress, Rilee often has a lot on her mind, especially concerning when her powers should come in. Rilee is already knee deep in the preasure of becoming the next sorceress, but when the matter of Wyatt comes to Asgard, Rilee begins to sink into an angry state of depression. Maia is there for her, and the two's friendship becomes stronger as a result.

Vance Evans
Vance and Maia get along quickly, although when they met he had a gun to her back, they quickly became friends, appreciating how they both had similar opinions and are more mature than some of the others.

Augustus Benning
Augustus, or Austin and Maia were not always the best of friends, but they team up on the battlefield and he quickly teaches her how to use a sword, and they begin to have mutral respect for each other.

Alexandra and Ally
Alex and Ally are both thrilled to have another girl in their friend group, Ally and Maia bond over their annoyance over the boys' long stories, while Alex later makes a friendship with Maia when she spills her charmspeak troubles.

Seth Bailey
Maia and Seth are polar opposites, and don't get along perfectly well. Like Maia, Seth is a friend of Vance's but is much closer too him since they grew up together. Although they have a very rocky relationship at first, the two soon earn respect for each other.

Wyatt Brooks
Wyatt is seen by Maia as a savage beast with no compassion, and although that isn't his true personality, he prefers to keep it that way, as dose she.

Willow Brooks
Willow is careful too keep it hidden that she is in fact very similar to Maia, but remains loyal to her pack.

China Davis and Thomas Moonstalker
China and Thomas are low on compassion for Maia, and Thomas even suggested too "let accidents happen" but China wouldn't allow it because Maia is just a kid and five years younger than them.

Levi Parks

Levi and Maia consider each other enemies in the sense that they are on opposite sides of the war, but there is something about her that keeps him from hurting her, and the two have helped each other multiple times.

Dove Carper
Dove tricked Maia into thinking that she was a girl named Sophe Pent, and later reveals there is no Sophe, while Maia wants to be friends, Dove shoots down any hope of that whenever she can, although some of Sophe may have not been acting...

Jackson White

Being ferociously loyal to Dove and his pack, Jackson considers himself Maia's sworn enemy, and after the events of the kidnapping, Maia agrees.

Early Life
Not much is revealed about Maia's early life, but it's implied that Maia lived a very average childhood, with two parents together, and many happy memories.

Debut
Maia is the main character of the book and came in chapter one, since she is the narrorator.

Quotes
''"Hey, it's Maia... things got really crazy today. Like my best friend Sophe kidnapped me today crazy! And I have no idea why. But I guess I still trust her... we'll see what happens..." -'' Maia begining the novel (chap. 1) "Whoa. Deep. Dark. Stuff.  So apparently the human race gets wiped off the globe? Or the globe is dead? What are they even talking about? Weird adult stuff? Video game metaphors? They all look dead serious." - Maia on the Wolvenkind's conversation (chap. 4)

"You’re very sneaky for a human.” Levi’s voice made me jump. “And if I were you I wouldn’t keep up the habit.”

“Why didn’t you turn me in?” The question was nagging at my conscience.

“Do you want me to turn you in?” Levi raised an eyebrow and threw me a blanket he’d had under his arm.

“Why did you do it?” I persisted.

''“I… I...I don’t know.” He admitted. “I just couldn’t. I mean, I didn’t want to?”''

''It was pretty obvious he didn’t want to look like the weak link. “Thank you.” I finally coughed it out. “But why do you want to destroy humans?”''

''“Nobody wants to, not all of the humans are going to die.” Levi shook his head. “But better them than us.”''

“''What are you talking about?” I couldn’t believe he could go around thinking that. “You haven’t even met half of us! You seem dangerous and scary, that’s why they’re afraid of you! Are you big scary dangerous creatures afraid of us?”''

''“Never underestimate human nature.” Levi said quietly. “It contaminates even the best and turns their hearts to mud. You think we’re dangerous? You’ve only seen the beginning of dark power.”''

“You’re the ones that seem dark to me.” I argued.

''“For generations we’ve tried to get along with them. When we finally realized they only care about themselves it came with the notion we had to do the same to survive. Don’t forget the danger that emanates from your own kind, Maia.” -'' Maia and Levi's conversation (chap. 4)

"I just nodded and followed her. I looked around at the high vaulted room with it’s interesting inhabitants. Then I saw something that made me want to run away screaming. There in the center of the room, surrounded by Vance and his guards, arms bound behind his back, was Wyatt… The room just got a million times colder." - Maia on the begging of Wyatt's trial in Asgard (chap. 6)

''“Some of you look confused.” Loki noted. “Maia Scott is it?” I glanced up when he said my name. What did he want with me! IF I- So yes I’m freaking out! “Did you know the same people you work for killed two innocent children?”''

''“Uh…” I didn’t know how to respond. I didn’t want Loki or Odin mad at me. But I hadn’t heard that. Maybe that’s what he has to say about it and it went down different."'' - Maia in the courtroom (chap. 10)

"To start things off I’d like to say I’m not responsible. Rilee ran off, it wasn’t my fault. Hey I bet Kyle did it! Alright, fine! Maybe it was my fault. It was a group effort guys! But of course my friends are too scared of Odin to contradict his judgement that I had made one of his einherjar leave Valhalla in search of Brianna Clawthrone. Thanks friends!" - Maia on Rilee going off in search of Brianna Clawthorne (chap. 12)