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This was a birthday gift for a friend u3u Since we ship this ship I drew it for her ohoho.

Just NyoRomania, representing the Moon, based off of the mythical character, Ileana Cosânzeana (who represents the Moon, pure beauty and goodness--tho the third one probably doesn't apply too well). Meanwhile, Greece is just ripped off of Apollo fff. OK STORY TIME.

"There lived a the spirit of the Moon, who had dwelled in darkness of her kingdom since the beginning of her time. She was cold and apathetic, and all life shriveled to her heatless touch. For many centuries, she lived alone, wandering around in the emptiness that was her territory. All she yearned for was to see life in the ashes of blind death and nothingness.

The heated and passionate Sun god rode, in his gilded chariot, and streaked across the sky to illuminate the abyss with a sunrise glow. Life began to titter to the energy and light he provided. Pleased with what he saw, he decided to stay in this land to erect his new kingdom. The stars had told him that another dwelled in the lands, and so he pulled on his golden reigns to greet her, racing off to the never-ending horizon.

When the Moon spirit heard of this foreign entity, she feared him and scorned him for trespassing. From the tails of her dress, she saw that her night sky was fleeting, turning into hushes of blue. Pulling up her gown, she fled across the sky to escape from the Sun god's rays. Competitive and intrigued by her actions, he continued to follow her.

The only time they would meet as a moment's respite would be during the high tides of twilight. Only then, did she realize that he was harmless to her powers; rather, he magnified her power by giving her vigor and an gentle glow to illuminate the night. Little did she know, she gradually became more and more comfortable around his presence.

On his part, he saw her as someone who not only withstood his vigor and passion, but absorbed it to make it hers. All the others who he had met before burned to his might and fervid philosophy, and so he began to adore her company.

As the Sun god emerged to greet the day, the spirit of the Moon asked him to promise her something before she faded back to her kingdom.

"Fill them with life, and I will do the same when you are gone. So long life remains, I will be with you once every 18 cycles."

He agreed to the incentive, and from thereon, life continued to prosper on the lands, alternating from day and night. Every 18 Lunar cycles, the two would only meet briefly, but it would almost seem as if they did not want to leave each other."

Description
This was a birthday gift for a friend u3u Since we ship this ship I drew it for her ohoho.

Just NyoRomania, representing the Moon, based off of the mythical character, Ileana Cosânzeana (who represents the Moon, pure beauty and goodness--tho the third one probably doesn't apply too well). Meanwhile, Greece is just ripped off of Apollo fff. OK STORY TIME.

"There lived a the spirit of the Moon, who had dwelled in darkness of her kingdom since the beginning of her time. She was cold and apathetic, and all life shriveled to her heatless touch. For many centuries, she lived alone, wandering around in the emptiness that was her territory. All she yearned for was to see life in the ashes of blind death and nothingness.

The heated and passionate Sun god rode, in his gilded chariot, and streaked across the sky to illuminate the abyss with a sunrise glow. Life began to titter to the energy and light he provided. Pleased with what he saw, he decided to stay in this land to erect his new kingdom. The stars had told him that another dwelled in the lands, and so he pulled on his golden reigns to greet her, racing off to the never-ending horizon.

When the Moon spirit heard of this foreign entity, she feared him and scorned him for trespassing. From the tails of her dress, she saw that her night sky was fleeting, turning into hushes of blue. Pulling up her gown, she fled across the sky to escape from the Sun god's rays. Competitive and intrigued by her actions, he continued to follow her.

The only time they would meet as a moment's respite would be during the high tides of twilight. Only then, did she realize that he was harmless to her powers; rather, he magnified her power by giving her vigor and an gentle glow to illuminate the night. Little did she know, she gradually became more and more comfortable around his presence.

On his part, he saw her as someone who not only withstood his vigor and passion, but absorbed it to make it hers. All the others who he had met before burned to his might and fervid philosophy, and so he began to adore her company.

As the Sun god emerged to greet the day, the spirit of the Moon asked him to promise her something before she faded back to her kingdom.

"Fill them with life, and I will do the same when you are gone. So long life remains, I will be with you once every 18 cycles."

He agreed to the incentive, and from thereon, life continued to prosper on the lands, alternating from day and night. Every 18 Lunar cycles, the two would only meet briefly, but it would almost seem as if they did not want to leave each other."