This is a desolate world.
A world with only the moon goddess Artemis.
A world that has lost Orion.
Moonlight floods the city,
shimmering everywhere,
as if from another life.
Artemis, goddess of the moon and of the hunt, encountered Orion, son of Poseidon, while hunting in a valley. Orion and Artemis were deeply drawn to each other's charms and fell in love. But when Artemis's twin brother Apollo learned of their relationship, he resolved to separate them. Apollo tricked Artemis into killing Orion with her own hands. When she learned the truth afterward, Artemis was consumed with remorse and refused to see Apollo. No matter how Apollo tried to win her over and apologize, Artemis would not forgive him. From then on, the sun and the moon would never again appear in the sky at the same time.
And so the story begins.
Western novels are indeed the highlight. Beauty's writing style is so fresh and refreshing.
In fact, there is a bug in the story in the copywriting. The sun and moon can appear at the same time, which is quite common.
I feel so pitiful about Dionysus that the female pig never fell in love with him.