The night was quiet at first, the kind of quiet that wrapped itself around the hills and valleys like a velvet cloak. Above, the stars shimmered in constellations ancient and familiar, each point of light carrying stories whispered by generations. Shepherds on the grassy slopes watched their herds huddle close in the cool air, fishermen along the river drew in their nets, and weary travelers along the stone road let their eyes drift upward, finding comfort in the endless dome of night. Nothing suggested that the heavens were about to tear themselves open.It began with a sound.Not a thunderclap, not the growl of a storm, but something deeper—like the groaning of the world itself. At first, few noticed. A shepherd boy on the southern ridge paused, tilting his head as though he had heard the earth’s heart beating. A dog whined and barked toward the sky. Then the sound grew louder, vibrating in bones, rattling wooden shutters, sending birds screaming out of trees.Then came the light.The stars dimmed as if swallowed, and a single streak blazed across the heavens. It was not the familiar arc of a falling star, brief and vanishing. This light burned wide and furious, spreading wings of fire that stretched across the sky from horizon to horizon. Red and gold feathers of flame unfurled, scattering embers that fell as sparks upon the mountains and forests.Every creature that saw it knew it was no ordinary thing.Villagers poured into the streets, pointing skyward with shouts of awe and terror. Priests hurried from their temples to kneel, whispering ancient prayers. Children cried against their mothers’ skirts, while elders muttered that the prophecies were waking. Somewhere in the chaos, a drunkard laughed and proclaimed the gods had set the sky aflame for their amusement.But to those who looked longer, to those who dared lift their eyes even as the heavens screamed, it was clear: these were wings, immense and radiant, arcing down as though some great being had fallen from the firmament.And beyond those wings, waiting like an unblinking eye, hung the moon.The Hollow Moon.
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