Leaving Selûne's Divine Realm, Aaron, Charlotte, Isobel, and the celestial Aasimar Lady Aylin returned to the mortal world.
Aaron could clearly feel that Selûne was indeed weaker than Shar. While Shar could freely manifest avatars before Charlotte, Selûne had been powerless against Isobel's death. In the end, Aaron had used the authority of the Chaos Gods to gather Isobel's soul before it dissipated in the Shadowfell, after which Selûne had used her divine power to rebuild her body.
Aaron still could not quite gauge Shar's attitude toward him. He had once wondered whether Mysty was an avatar of the Lady of the Night. As things stood, the princess of Shade Enclave clearly had an extremely deep connection to Shar, but she was not necessarily Shar herself, or even entirely one of Shar's aspects.
As everyone knew, Mama Selûne had three aspects: the Lady of Silver, Selûne, and the Maiden of the Moon. Shar, meanwhile, had two: the Night Singer and the Dark Dancer.
"You have given me a magnificent gift, Chosen of the Lady of Silver, Aaron Salian."
The celestial Aasimar Lady Aylin, known as the Song of Night, spread her wings. As she recited an ancient maxim, a greatsword fell into her hand, Darkmoon Fire burning along its blade. Clearly, it was a weapon similar to the Blade of the Dark Moon.
Aaron had learned Aylin's history from Mama Selûne. As a celestial Aasimar, Lady Aylin had rendered great service in helping Selûne defeat Shar during the Battle of Waterdeep in the Time of Troubles. Selûne had rewarded her with a sliver of her own divinity.
After receiving a divine calling, Lady Aylin had descended upon Moonrise Towers, where she had soon fallen in love with the daughter of the Thorm family. Though both were women, Isobel had been