The captain of the bloody crescent was a figure to be feared. Creative, powerful, and skilled few could harm her, and those who could knew better then to start a fight with her that wasn't necessary. She had yet to be defeated and even the GIA did not touch her.... the meteor storm however hadn't quite that sense. If it'd been a little smaller or she'd been able to cast a variation of a storm spell she knew maybe it wouldn't have hit her. She might have passed by the planet without a second thought.... but that meteor had to break her streak. She and her sentient ship had managed to avoid most but there was enough damage she worried for her ship, then again it had been her only friend still alive...

"Come on dear heart, the sea will let you rest and heal." She would whisper to her 'child' the ship and pat the picture that contained it's spirit before she slipped into the see. The large creature she shifted into swam towards the shore, a sea monster in her natural habitat. Once she hit land she took a human like form, once again something in it's natural habitat it would seem. She walked slowly, listening to those nearby absently. It was only then she heard the name of another child and it peeked her curiosity... moons had always lead her to her greatest treasures.

"Luna huh... Maybe this stop won't be so boring." She mused as she leaned on her staff a moment. The metallic staff let out a few beeps, objections and apologies. She laughed and shook her head, telling it she didn't blame it. Her silly ship, she thought she'd told it to rest? It apparently listened as well as meteor storms. Still, she did wonder... what strange problem with the magical balance in space had made such an upset? she hadn't even sensed it.