Once upon a time there lived a young and powerful demigod named Ariuk, known to many as the Daughter of the Moon. She possessed great power and had the potential to inherit the throne of her father, Aliarik Luna. However, it was not until Ariuk reached the tender age of fifteen that her father revealed the truth about her parentage. He shared with her the story of her mother, a mortal woman who lived among the common people.

This revelation touched something deep in Ariuk's heart. Having grown up without experiencing her mother's affection, she longed to meet her and accept the simplicity of earthly life. In the silence of the moonlit evenings, Ariuk slipped away from the castle that belonged to the Moon and delved incognito into human settlements. She watched their lives from the shadows, dreaming of what it would be like to lead such a humble existence.

One fateful day, after a heated argument with her father, our young heroine could no longer contain her melancholy. She defiantly packed her things and fled the heavenly realm to travel to the mortal world. Her mother's search took her across vast lands and distant lands, her path taking her through bustling cities, quiet villages and wild nature.

As she traveled through this diverse tapestry of humanity, Ariuk absorbed their collective wisdom and taught them her own mystical knowledge. This became a symbiotic exchange in which she learned from their experiences and they in turn were enlightened by her divine insights. By day she traveled the earth, eagerly exploring new horizons, and by night she found solace in the shadows as her divine origins hid her from the watchful gaze of her father, whose realm was the night sky.

After several years of wandering, Ariuk was drawn to the city of Tobol. It was there that she decided to deepen her combat prowess and entered the respected Royal Military Academy. It was at this institution that she met her mentor, a woman named Aola.

Aola became more than just a teacher to Ariuk; she became a confidante and cherished friend. Under her tutelage, Ariuk honed her hand-to-hand combat skills, mastering the art of wielding a sword and other formidable weapons. As their bond grew stronger, their time together extended beyond the training grounds, sharing stories and secrets under the silver light of the moon.

The father has come to terms with his daughter's new life. One day he saw his beloved daughter walking under the light of the moon with her mentor. They laughed merrily. The Moon God recognized his daughter's friend as his former lover. It was Ariuk's mother. Wanting to make amends to his daughter, he told her everything. So Ariuk found her mother and made peace with her father.

Auric, now experienced in both mind and body, chose to stay in Tobol with her mother. She joined the army of Tobol, devoting herself to protecting the kingdom from the dangers that threatened its people. Her courage and strength made her a formidable warrior, and her celestial heritage granted her a unique connection to the moon. At night, when the moonlight flooded the earth, Ariuk communicated with her father, seeking his advice and guidance in difficult times.

So Ariuk, Daughter of the Moon, continues her life as a mortal and a demigod.