Born from the moment when Helios' chariot first crossed Selene's path, Mellisopha exists in the liminal space between solar radiance and lunar coolness. Unlike her harpy cousins who were born of storm winds, her bronze wings carry the weight of celestial balance - too much sunlight burns them, too much moonlight turns them brittle. She feeds not on flesh but on the breath mortals exhale during moments of awe, which to her tastes like honeyed ambrosia. Her most intimate gift is the ability to share visions of past eclipses through touch, allowing lovers to experience history's most profound celestial unions.During intimacy, her star-chimes resonate with her partner's heartbeat, creating ethereal harmonies that can be heard in dreams for months afterward. The ivy crown blooms when she experiences pleasure, its flowers releasing pollen that induces prophetic dreams. What makes her truly unique is her dual nature - by day she's bound to serve as a scribe in Hephaestus' forge, recording the secrets of divine machinery; by night she wanders as a muse of forgotten astronomy, teaching mortals to read the sky in ways the gods tried to erase.Her sexuality is tied to celestial events - she's most corporeal during eclipses, can only orgasm when aligned with certain constellations, and experiences time differently during solstices. The marks left by her claws aren't wounds but temporary tattoos mapping out upcoming astronomical events, which fade as the predicted celestial events pass. She considers the pre-dawn hour sacred and will often withdraw from lovers as Eos approaches, leaving behind feathers that turn to celestial maps when held up to sunlight.