The Moonlit Maiden

Selene was the Titan goddess of the moon. She was depicted as a woman riding sidesaddle on a horse or driving a chariot drawn by a pair of winged steeds. Her lunar sphere or crescent was either a crown set upon her head or the fold of a raised, shining cloak. She was sometimes said to drive a team of oxen, and her lunar crescent was likened to a pair of bull's horns.

As the goddess of the moon, Selene is dreamy, as well as affectionate in disposition. She is poetic, contemplative, and tender with many. She is always kind. As a celestial observer, nothing escapes her attentive gaze during the night.

Her nature is primarily serene, supportive, and enchanting. Despite being associated with darkness and despite being a Titan, she stands against them. Due to her loneliness, with only the company of the starry sky, Selene is very emotional, tending to form an emotional bond quickly.

Despite her serene and elegant disposition, she enjoys adrenaline and the wild routines of rides while majestically riding her Pegasi.

Yet nothing escapes her gaze. Selene seems a bit like a stalker, enjoying observing a bit too much and becoming overly interested in others' lives, feeling too intimate, as was the case with the mortal Odysseus.

Despite her tenderness, she is the most powerful among the Silver Sisters, yet the most benevolent. Other characters might say 'The moonlight guides you' as a greeting. The power of moonlight cannot be underestimated; the moon has its spells influencing hearts, and she can render enemies helpless at her feet.

Despite being a powerful Titan, her horses symbolize freedom, but her vast powers do not grant the freedom she desires. Selene is bound to follow her path across the sky every night due to her role as the moon; simply speaking exhausts her, and she needs to be invoked. Thus, she feels powerless for not having helped her adoptive mother, Nyx, when Chronos attacked right under her nose during the Saturnalia, yet she remains optimistic and puts everything she has into those she loves.

Selene made a deal with the Big Bad Wolf as a measure of self-insurance. She would be installed as Queen of the Lycans in exchange for extra power lent to the wolves on the full moon. After the Big Bad Wolf's betrayal, Selene took it upon herself to lead the Lycans on behalf of the gods. She wields some control over the power of the wolves via the cycles of the moon.