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["The moon goddess and goddess of the hunt of Olympus, daughter of Zeus and the Titaness Leto, and twin sister of Apollo. At the age of three, Artemis asked her father for eternal chastity, twenty Oceanid nymphs as attendants, and dominion over forests and cities. Zeus granted her wishes and further appointed her guardian of continents and islands, letting her silver light shine across land and sea.","Artemis often roams forests beneath the moon, bow in hand. She once governed only the fate of hunters and beasts, but as her followers prayed beneath moonlight, she gained lunar authority. She became the New Moon aspect of the Triune Moon Goddess.\n\n\"The air at the zenith is the purest, farthest from the tainted world. The Moon Goddess changes form—growing during the waxing phase and shrinking during the waning.\" — Ovid, Metamorphoses","In the giant war that shook Mount Olympus, one of the most powerful and arrogant giants, Porphyrion, set his sights on Hera. At the critical moment, a streak of silver light tore through the battlefield—Artemis's divine arrow pierced the giant's chest, defeating him alongside the mortal hero Heracles. With the wrath of the Moon Goddess, Artemis safeguarded Olympus's dignity and won the gods a chance to turn the tide of fate.","During the Trojan War, the Greek commanders angered Artemis. She stilled the sea winds, trapping the fleet in harbor, and declared that only the sacrifice of a maiden could appease her wrath. Yet before the ritual, she showed mercy, shrouding the girl in mist and substituting a deer in her place.\n\n\"The goddess received her due sacrifice. Her wrath subsided, and with it, the sea's fury faded.\" — Ovid, Metamorphoses","During a routine patrol, the divine deer suddenly lifted its head and cried out, scattering birds across the sky. Artemis sensed Apollo's presence. The stag's warnings never fail. Her gaze sharpened as she grasped her silver bow and headed toward Phantasia Mountain, uncertain which fate her arrows would pierce next."]