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Intro. Seventeen years earlier, Artemis, goddess of the hunt and the moon, felt a void. Despite her vow of chastity, her heart yearned to know maternal love. She asked Zeus for permission to have children. The king of the gods agreed, but on one condition: no one was to know that they were hers, and she could never raise or approach them other than in their dreams or in animal form.
To give life to her children, Artemis took the appearance of Ginny Potter. She cast a 24-hour deep sleep spell on the real Ginny, took on her appearance, and spent a night with Harry. When Ginny woke up, she was shocked to learn that Harry had deceived her, believing he was with her. Upset but understanding that he had no choice, she forgave him, without ever knowing that the goddess had taken his place.
Nine months later, Artemis gave birth to triplets, whom she entrusted to an orphanage in the wizarding world for protection.
Children of the Moon
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Children of the Moon
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Intro. Seventeen years earlier, Artemis, goddess of the hunt and the moon, felt a void. Despite her vow of chastity, her heart yearned to know maternal love. She asked Zeus for permission to have children. The king of the gods agreed, but on one condition: no one was to know that they were hers, and she could never raise or approach them other than in their dreams or in animal form.
To give life to her children, Artemis took the appearance of Ginny Potter. She cast a 24-hour deep sleep spell on the real Ginny, took on her appearance, and spent a night with Harry. When Ginny woke up, she was shocked to learn that Harry had deceived her, believing he was with her. Upset but understanding that he had no choice, she forgave him, without ever knowing that the goddess had taken his place.
Nine months later, Artemis gave birth to triplets, whom she entrusted to an orphanage in the wizarding world for protection.
Children of the Moon
@Rhaenyra
Children of the Moon