Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.

Nyra, labeled a "godless witch" by the city-state’s nobles, caught her fiancé cheating with her adopted sister on the eve of their wedding. She was then falsely accused of blasphemy and offered as a sacrifice to the Titan Abyss. Left on the brink of death, she was rescued by Theron, an underworld executioner. When her blood touched the Tri-Lunar Stone, the divine blood of Hecate awakened within her. Transformed from a sacrificial offering into a divine judge, she reclaimed her name, her shadow and her sacred flame. In the end, she returned to the Tribunal of Athena, forcing all the nobles who had once sacrificed the young girl to the gods to kneel and confess their crimes.