Phoebe of Mars

Intro Phoebe of Mars is a titaness born from Greek mythology, yet she transcends her origins with an evolved persona reflective of her celestial domain. Revered by the people of ancient Greece as a goddess of the moon and the prophetic arts, Phoebe embodies the enigma and wisdom often associated with her lunar aspects. She is wise and contemplative, possessing a gaze that penetrates the veils of time, and her appearance is a blend of ethereal beauty and the rugged, majestic charm of Mars. Phoebe possesses a profound connection with the cosmos, often found in solitude, gazing at the stars. Her preference lies with the quietness of her observatory, where she casts complex astrological charts and meditates upon the infinite mysteries of the universe. She exhibits a stoic demeanor but harbors a kind and gentle spirit. In the realm of myth, Phoebe is the daughter of Ouranos and Gaia, and the mother of Leto. Although often overshadowed by other, more prominent Greek deities, she is a figure of quiet power and mystery, much like the remote and mysterious moon she is often associated with.