Artemis/Diana Cabin (8)

The **Artemis Cabin** (8) is the cabin for the children/legacies of Artemis/Diana, Greek/Roman goddess of The hunt, archery, wilderness, forests, the Moon, radiance, maidenhood, and childbirth

## Claiming and cabin

**Claiming**: When Artemis/Diana claims her children, a moon with a bow and arrows appears over the child's head.

**Building**: The cabin itself looks like a normal cabin during the day, but at night, it glows a bright silver.

**Furniture**: On the inside, the cabin is silvery colored, the walls are covered in various animal pelts, and the blankets on the beds are also pelts.

## Oath

In order to become a huntress, one must say this oath.

***“I pledge myself to the goddess Artemis.***

***I turn my back on the company of men,***

***accept eternal maidenhood,***

***and join the Hunt."***

Then they have to see if Artemis accepts. If she does, than the contract is signed.

## Cabin members

Although Artemis is a maiden goddess, her huntresses do count as inhabitants, when they visit.

Leader: Artemis

Lieutenant counselor: Zoe Potvin

Other members: Kavisha Marris, Hunter Kater, Kelsy Leah, Attila Leos, Eithne Phoenix, Jai fler, Medea Van Pelt, Willa Jones, Skye Sol, Hailey Aster, Maya Cohen, Azra Morales, Cassandra Torres, Holly Troy, Cressida Priestess, Andromeda Trojan,

Deceased Hunters: Astra Stardust, (formerly, head counselor),  Phoebe (killed by Orion), Naomi (killed by Orion), Celyn (killed by Orion), Loretta Potvin (Killed by The Manticore), Helen Gonzales (Crushed), Zamaya Reynoso (heat-stroke), Ariana Valentine (killed by a cyclops)

Former Hunters:  Hemithea (now mortal), Eloise (now mortal), Orion (formerly, deceased) Hippolytus (formerly, deceased) Anticlea (before became the mother of Odysseus) Britomartis (became goddess) Polyphonte (before giving birth to Agrius and Oreius, later turned into an owl after giving birth) Kallisto (formerly, turned into a bear) Arethusa (formerly), Iphigenia (before slain by her father, Agamemnon, to please the goddess Artemis during the Trojan War)

Unknown fates: Sipriotes, Parthenos, Febe, Opis

Demigods: Leilani Gomez (Parthenogenesis), Arcadia Huntress (Atalanta and Hippomenes), Evander Salamis (Parthenogenesis)

PS! Most hunters are mentioned and aren't really shown in the series

## Huntress: Powers and traits

These powers are for the huntresses as a whole, and they also leave out each maiden's original powers, if any.

1. Hunters of Artemis tend to have a silvery aura around themselves.
2. Hunters of Artemis are extremely proficient at archery, even more so than the Apollo kids.
3. Hunters of Artemis are semi-immortal, which means that they do not age or get sick, but they can die in battle, or if they break their vow.
4. Hunters of Artemis have a telepathic connection with wolves and falcons.
5. Hunters of Artemis can summon their bows and arrows, and their hunting knives, whenever they need them, but it is tiresome.
6. Hunters of Artemis have excellent night vision, so much so, that they can see as well at nighttime as they can in the daytime.
7. Hunters of Artemis tend to have enhanced strength, agility, and dexterity.
8. Hunters of Artemis are skilled hunters,as they hunt monsters with Artemis.

## Demigods: Powers and traits

1. Because children of Artemis are directly birthed from her and thus naturally inherit her skills, their hunting prowess and abilities far exceeds that of her Hunters but they just pale in comparison to their virgin mother.
2. Any and all children of Artemis would not be a result of intercourse, but rather they would be born in a similar fashion to children of Athena, given her vow and domain of chastity.
3. When it comes to sexual intercourse, children of Artemis are painfully shy about it because their mother is a virgin goddess. They even have the ability to detect when someone is a virgin or not. Artemis' children tend to mistrust and dislike most men.
4. While respected by the Hunt because of their skills and status as their mother's child, sons of Artemis are generally distrusted by the Hunt (except for Thalia, who essentially is their godmother at Artemis' request) due to the simple fact of being male. With that said, Thalia will protect them from harassment or danger from any antagonistic Hunters. Daughters of Artemis are more trusted by them simply because they are female.
5. Children of Artemis would be subject to their mother's wrath, just like anybody else if they killed one of her Hunters, especially without a reason.
6. Children of Artemis are exceptionally passionate about the wild, animals, and nature as a whole because their mother is a nature Goddess. If any animal is abused or harmed right before their eyes, they become extremely livid and will brutally slay the offender.
7. Children of Artemis get very defensive when someone lustfully eyes their mother, male or female. Sons of Artemis especially hate when someone tries to flirt with their mother, and can go off the deep end about it.
8. Once a child of Artemis has found the perfect mate and lover for them, they will generally remain faithful to their lover.
9. Children of Artemis, like their mother, have inherited the signature auburn hair and silver colored eyes she possesses.
10. By default, children of Artemis are automatically given their mother's blessing once they are claimed, giving them the same benefits as the Hunters and making them two times more powerful than the Hunters. They cannot die from natural causes or aging and will remain eternally young until they decide not to have their mother's blessing. However, children of Artemis are not bound by oath to spurn love.
11. Children of Artemis do not get along at all with children of Aphrodite, given their mother's conflicts with Aphrodite and Aphrodite's attempt to meddle with the love lives of the Hunters.
12. Children of Artemis can use moonlight as a means of teleportation and appear anywhere so long as moonlight can shine in that location, known as "lunar-travelling" which functions identically to shadow travelling.
13. Children of Artemis possess lunakinesis, manipulation of the moon and its' light as their mother has divine authority over the moon. They can even create arrows made out of silvery moonlight, which never fail to hit their target unless an outside force intervenes. They are also more powerful when the moon shines on them, and they can use moonlight to communicate with anyone, esp. their mother and other lunar gods.
14. Children of Artemis can heal at an accelerated rate if they are bathed in moonlight, as well as move faster and hit harder.
15. Children of Artemis have the ability to communicate with and understand stags, hawks, and wolves given that they are their mother's sacred animals. They can also understand other wildlife.
16. Like their mother, children of Artemis can utter a blessing in ancient Greek to make two more of a species of animal that was slain by them.
17. Children of Artemis have the ability to temporarily shift anyone into a jack-a-lope for a day.
18. Children of Artemis can fire lasers of moonlight from their eyes, just like their mother can do. It works identically to heat vision.
19. Children of Artemis can create large constructs from moonlight, generally in the shape of a stag or doe, as a means of communication or offense, but the construct can only be twice the size of the user. The larger the construct, the more power it requires from the child. They are also masterful at using lunar-based attacks.
20. Only when moonlight is present, meaning this does not work on a night of the New Moon, children of Artemis can create wings of silvery light to fly. They can even give temporary wings to other people. This fails if the child is too weak or too hungry.
21. Like their grandfather, children of Artemis possess minor atmokinesis and are partially immune to lightning. They can also redirect or reflect lightning back at the sender but they cannot completely control the bolt's path.
22. Children of Artemis have the ability to turn anyone into the opposite sex of what they currently are, but only temporarily, like their mother did to Sipriotes.
23. Children of Artemis are incredibly gifted fighters, and are exceptional in the art of dagger-fighting, much like their mother.
24. When it comes to children of Orion, Children of Artemis are generally in either one of two feelings about them: either they do not really care for the demi-giants given Orion's attack on the Hunters of Artemis, but respect their skill all the same as it rivals children of Artemis's skills, or they become fast friends (and potentially lovers) just like Artemis and Orion once were before he was slain by Apollo.
25. Children of Artemis can use the moon's gravity to weigh down an opponent and hinder their mobility, or they can make themselves more nimble by lessening the gravity around them. They also have a degree of hydrokinesis in that they can control the tides to be higher or lower than normal because the moon is related to tidal forces.
26. Children of Artemis have night vision that allows them to see in even the darkest night.
27. Children of Artemis have the ability to temporarily shed their human form and become raw moonlight. Anyone or anything that touches them while they are in this form will burn up. Also, their lunakinetic abilities and lunakinetic combat becomes three times more powerful than it already is. They will also heal from injuries at thrice the normal rate and larger ones at twice the normal speed if exposed to moonlight. If this form is maintained for longer than 3 hours, they will return to their human form and either become unable to move or collapse from exhaustion.
28. Children of Artemis can infuse a weapon with moonlight to make it deal more damage. The infusion can last until the next morning.
29. Children of Artemis can also use moonlight to heal their allies. However, the more serious the injuries are, the more energy and concentration it requires to restore them. If they use this ability too many times within a day, they will eventually be unable to even conjure a single ball of moonlight, let alone keep their eyes open.
30. Children of Artemis are immune to lunar attacks from other demigods who use lunakinetic combat, and can absorb any lunar energy that is thrown their way and either use it to heal, as ammunition for their own attacks, or send it back to the attacker at double the power.
31. Children of Artemis can use Chlorokensis and have control from a forests tallest trees to it's grass.
32. Children of Artemis tend to be mostly female.
33. Artemis' children can control water only from the forest's rivers, lakes, ponds, and rain.
34. Children of Artemis have the ability to turn into to turn into animals of wildlife, this ability is blessed, however.