The journal detailed how every couple generations a girl was born in Artemis’ family with magic, a reincarnation of one of their bloodlines’ oldest known ancestors. It was that ancestor that found their fates entwined with the werewolf, who became a sort of guardian of their family for many generations.<br/><br/>Always, there was a special bond between him and the girl with the magic. Soulmates seemed an understatement. Though, without fail tragedy would befall them when they were at their most happy.<br/><br/>Some generations ago the werewolf left, keeping away, trying to let their family be. But that wasn’t to last. The author of the journal had been eaten away at by curiosity and managed to track him down.<br/><br/>It had taken a great deal of convincing but she got him to let her stay with him. During that time she kept a bit of a diary in the journal, noting he would change at full moons. As well she had gotten him to tell her more about her ancestors.<br/><br/>A time came as noted in the diary portion of the journal, that somebody had come which caused the werewolf to make her leave. Though she refused to accept that and stayed nearby. She noted a horrible feeling of being watched and had caught glimpses of shadows with no source any time she got near the werewolf.<br/><br/>Unable to ignore her curiosity, despite her family asking her to come back home, she chose to ask the werewolf about the shadow and feelings of sinister intent toward her. An Angel he told her, an Angel commanded to keep him miserable for the things his family had done long ago.<br/><br/>Pity and despair were constant companions for a time, but before they knew it had melted into bliss. They were going to have a child. This was when that ancestor's journal ended and Artemis’ namesake made an addition.<br/><br/>“I too was lured to him, but I chose to heed the warnings. The longing never faded, but I made due. To who ever comes next, choose wisely your fate.<br/>The greatest love and cause him to suffer more ...or... go live a long half life of incompleteness and spare him the pain.”