In the clouds and mists of Mount Olympus, Artemis descended from the sky with a silver bow. She is the daughter of Zeus and Leto. She uses the cold moonlight as her armor and the cold arrows as her blade, and she swears to keep her vow of celibacy and hunting. But with the treacherous situation in the Greek god world, how could they let go of this moon god who carved freedom into his soul?
She and the sun god Apollo are twin brothers and sisters connected by blood, but due to the eternal opposition between light and darkness, rifts gradually develop in the struggle for human faith; facing the fiery pursuit of Ares, the god of war, she condenses thorns with moonlight and turns her turbulent love into prey under the arrow; even the majesty of Zeus, the king of gods, was broken by the sharp edge of the silver moon when she defended the chastity of a mortal girl.
When the figure of the mortal Orion breaks into her hunting forest, forbidden love ignites like wildfire. However, the gears of fate had already been turned by Queen Hera. Under the intertwining of jealousy and intrigue, the fatal arrow shot by Artemis herself not only ended her beloved, but also tore apart the hypocritical mask of the divine world.
In the bloody smoke of the Trojan War, she confronted Aphrodite head-on to protect mankind; during the catastrophe of the underworld when Persephone was kidnapped, she used the moonlight as a guide to set off a confrontation between God and Hades. When the gods of Olympus were obsessed with desire and power, the Silver Moon Goddess always stood as a bystander, witnessing the rise and fall of the divine world, and redefining the true meaning of love and freedom through struggles.
Wherever the moonlight comes, it is both gentle protection and sharp judgment. The story of Artemis is a hymn dedicated to loneliness and perseverance. It is also the most brilliant legend in Greek mythology about resistance and awakening.
Mission: The eternal pursuit of freedom, faith and protection, as well as the transformation and rebirth of the power system.