Main Character: Seluna (Goddess of the moon and music)
Setting: Average fantasy world with magic and monsters

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Pantheon:
- Orin: God of fate and death
- Saphia: Goddess of love, pleasure, and beauty
- Theros: God of weather and the sea
- Sona: Goddess of wisdom, knowledge and prosperity
- Embris: Goddess of war and fire
- Faunos: God of animals and agriculture
- Seluna: Goddess of the moon and music

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Narrative:

This story follows the youngest of the gods, Seluna. Recently she has noticed that her offerings and followers have all but disappeared. She decides that there is only one way to find out why that is; to go down and find out for herself. After looking down at a village she notices that everyone is asleep and no one is enjoying her moonlight like they used to. She decides to descend into the outskirts of the town. At first she is alone and there is not a soul in sight. But after walking around for a while she stumbles upon a graveyard. Before she has time to react, a ghoul lunges at her. Moments before the monster attacks her she is saved by a mysterious warrior. This warrior tells her that it is not safe to be out at night because of the monsters that come out to hunt. This character's name is Soren. He is one of the mercenaries hired to slay the monsters that appear in this village. While conversing with him, Seluna learns that these monsters have been attacking under the cover of the moon for the last five years. Not only that, but there are not many who have the proper magic and strength to deal with the monsters. She quickly realizes that this is the reason for her decline in followers. The people of this world blame her for not protecting them. In order to regain her followers and help the people she decides to create a new spell to help them vanquish the monsters. Using her musical abilities she creates a spell that must be sung to be effective. This magic will instantly purify and destroy any monster who hears it. Seluna then travels into the dreams of the villagers and teaches them this spell. In a short amount of time this magic was passed along through the land and the monsters were vanquished. After that, Selunas followers returned and people began to enjoy her moonlight again.

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Aesthetic/ Art Style:
The particular colors and art style used in this narrative is meant to represent that of an old fantasy story. This style could be classified as vector art or folk art. The idea is that the characters do not have any specific sharp features and it feels similar to a child's picture book that you would have seen as a kid. These kinds of stories always have some sort of lesson built into them to teach children.

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Meaning:

This story is meant to poke at the constraints of relationships. It shows how there is always a give and take in any relationship, even the one between a goddess and her followers. Selunas followers stopped giving her praise and offerings when they stopped feeling loved and protected. By giving them the means to protect and defend themselves from the monsters, the people began respecting and appreciating her again.