Selene's past and her growing animosity toward Eve and her companions threaten the fragile sanctuary she has built. Selene, a figure of hope for children seeking refuge, must confront the arrival of Eve, her sister, and Wexler. Her resentment, fueled by her origins, poses a significant threat to the safety of her rest stop and the children under her care. The narrative framework appears to be a direct continuation of the preceding issue, focusing on the unfolding conflict and the revelations of Selene's backstory.

This second issue in the 'Eve: Children of the Moon' series continues the narrative established in the first installment, focusing on the complex character of Selene. The plot centers on the revelations of her past and the immediate tension created by the arrival of Eve and Wexler. The story appears to delve into themes of resentment, sanctuary, and the consequences of past actions within a dystopian science fiction setting. The issue promises to explore the evolving relationships and the potential fallout from Selene's personal history impacting the safety of her community.