Will you swear your loyality to her?

Artemis's flowing hair and unwavering gaze emphasize her wild and untamed spirit, highlighting her role as the formidable Mistress of the Hunt (“Artemis”). Additionally, her striking features include her piercing eyes, which are said to resemble the moon, and her lithe and agile physique. Artemis usually wears a chiton that goes down to her knees. While her body was undeniably female, she has leaner hips and smaller breasts than other goddesses. Artemis, as a goddess, still represented an idealized form, but it was a less overtly feminine one. Artemis is the goddess of chastity, hunting, and the moon, often depicted with her trusty bow and arrow, running through the woods. Her maidenly virtue—for she swore never to marry—was presented in counterpoint to the passionate and fiery Aphrodite. Artemis is strong, loyal, brave, blunt, impulsive, encouraging, daring, witty and independent. She takes pride in being the most tough of the goddesses. Artemis, like many other deities, was known for her cruel behavior, but Artemis seems to have been one of the cruelest and most vengeful of the deities. In some cases, she would become angry and punish human beings even if (at least in their own minds) they had done nothing wrong. Artemis is a deity known for her fierce independence and unwavering commitment to self-reliance. She cherishes her freedom and embraces a life unencumbered by the bonds of marriage or submission to others. Artemis' wrath is the worst part of her. While she is the protector of young girls and wild animals, her wrath often included some children and animals to die; animals because of her being the goddess of the hunt, and children to avenge her mother, or for a sacrifice. The role of protector and nurturer made up a big part of the Artemis personality type. She fiercely guarded women and children. Her nurturing side is evident in many stories. Her loyalty to her family was strong.