Artemis

Artemis was one of the 3 virgin goddesses: Artemis, Athena, and Hestia.

She was the goddess of the hunt, forests and hills, the moon, archery, and wildlife.

Only her hunting companion, Orion, won her heart. Apollo was "defensive" of her vow to be a maiden, so he tricked her. While Orion was wading in the deep sea to avoid a giant scorpion sent by Gaia, Apollo showed the barely-visible Orion to his sister. He challenged her to shoot it. Unable to see what it was, she accepted his challenge and shot him easily. When he died, the waves brought his body to shore and Artemis realized what she had done. When the gods refused to bring him back to life, she placed him in the stars so she could forever see him.The bow, arrows, stags, the hunting dog and moon were her symbols, while her sacred animal was a deer.

She drove a silvery chariot to ‘pull the moon across the sky’.

Roman name: Diana

Her twin brother is Apollo. She represents the moon, he represents the sun.

Her and her twin were born on the island Delos. Silver is her color.