Battle came swiftly. The Corrupted ship opened fire, and Sisters’ vessel tumbled from the skies, crashing onto the night side of a desolate planet. Under the glaring light of a massive full moon, the Sisters gathered on the ground, waiting for the orbital strike that would surely finish them. Despair loomed, but Tuula, their leader, remained calm. Somewhere, in the depths of her memory, she recalled an ancient melody—an old song her mother used to sing to her as a child. Tuula began to hum the tune. The song was a story of a young girl, held captive by her enemies, who had prayed to the Moon Goddess for deliverance. The Goddess, known as the Huntress and protector of those who seek freedom, had answered her call. She bestowed upon the girl the strength not only to escape but to defeat her captors entirely. As Tuula’s voice grew louder, the other Sisters, drawn by the familiar tale of courage, joined in the song. Their voices rose in unison, filling the air with a hymn of old, the moon above seeming to shine even brighter in response. As the last note faded, the air shimmered. A glowing shield appeared around them, and when the Corrupted’s orbital strike came, it was deflected harmlessly. The Stormpride Sisters stood amazed. Then the Corrupted ship landed, and battle ensued. This time, empowered by divine protection, the Sisters crushed their foes and seized victory. Though they soon left the planet, they marked its location. Later, they returned to build the Temple of the Moon—a lasting tribute to the Goddess who had saved them in their darkest hour. The temple became a place of worship and power, a sanctuary for the Stormpride Sisters and a reminder that even in the darkest of nights, the light of the moon would always guide them to victory.