Zoe, daughter of the Creator, fell from the sea of stars and landed squarely in the world of the huntress Glynn.
She possessed the divine power to move the stars, yet carried the innocent heart of someone untouched by the ways of the world.
She grew attached to Glynn, seeing her as her first [bond] with humankind. She also yearned for Laxus, seeing her as the most beautiful poem civilization had ever written.
“Why can't I embrace both moonlight and sunshine?”
A god's love is pure and cruel. Zoe gave both of them an equal share of joy, but her innocent sense of fairness became the sharpest blade, cutting their hearts to ribbons.
When this forbidden triangle of bonds shook the divine realm, the gods sent down punishment: her divinity was stripped away, her starlight fell, and she was imprisoned forever in the endless divine prison.
The two who had once been rivals in love, one laid down her scepter and donned armor, while the other emerged from the forest and gripped her blade.
That path, once opened only to gods, would now be shattered beneath mortal feet.
“Take her back. With mortal bodies, we declare war on the divine realm.”
