The moon goddess, crowned with a diadem of moonlight, had a complex expression. From the trembling hands of her lover, she could sense his fear, which filled her heart with an uncontrollable pang of sorrow and sadness. Her own recklessness had brought disaster upon this human lover.
Although her heart still ached, Selene's eyes were clearer than ever. With the help of Eos's morning light and the divine essence of the moon within her, she dispelled the fog of love that had clouded her vision and obscured her reason. She regained her clarity.
She still loved Endymion, but no longer in the same frantic, obsessive, and irrational way. Now that her reason had returned, she realized that everything happening today was merely a trap, a scheme to force her to relinquish her power.
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