| Letus | |
|---|---|
| Title | |
| God of Death | |
| Lieutenant of Pluto | |
| Vital Statistics | |
| Gender | Male |
| Family | Scotus (father) Nox (mother) Somnus (twin brother) Charon, Senectus and Fatum (brothers) Pasithea (sister-in-law) Somnia (nephew) Discordia, Invidia, and Dies (sisters) |
| Status | Immortal |
| Eye Color | Any color |
| Hair Color | Any color |
| Height | Any height |
| Other | |
| Affiliation | Roman Olympians Pluto |
| Weapons | None |
| Species | God |
| Home | Unknown |
| Greek/Roman form | Thanatos (Greek) |
| Appearances | The Son of Neptune |
| Actor | None |
| Quests | None |
Letus (also known as Mors) is the Roman counterpart of Thanatos. He is the god of Death, the Lieutenant of Pluto and Reaper of Souls.
The Heroes of Olympus
The Son of Neptune
When Mars appeared and claimed Frank Zhang as his son after the war games, he said that Death had been captured and issued a quest. He ordered that his son would lead the quest to save Death, and Frank Zhang chose Percy Jackson and Hazel Levesque to go on the quest with him.
The three demigods found Letus in his Greek form in Alaska where he is bound in chains of ice. While Hazel Levesque and Percy Jackson were fighting Alcyoneus and the giants' minions, Frank Zhang burned the wood that carries Frank's life. After he has been released from his bonds he gives the trio information about the Doors of Death which he refers to as 'The Doors of Me.'
Letus in his Greek form, Thantos.