[there is a delicate chime, like silver against a wineglass. the star glows; the pedestal and pillars sink back to a level with the ground.
and then the star catches fire, and the seven birds flutter sedately into it, one by one, making it bigger and bigger -- it's higher than a man when they're done, blazing hot. hopefully you backed away as it did that.]
[it rises into the air, above the trees, into the sky. a strange shift in perception: you can tell it's growing bigger, somehow, even as it shrinks into the distance. everything's brightening.
congratulations, Selenia; you've made the sun rise.]
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[Rushing this copper star to the pedestal and putting it where it belongs.]
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and then the star catches fire, and the seven birds flutter sedately into it, one by one, making it bigger and bigger -- it's higher than a man when they're done, blazing hot. hopefully you backed away as it did that.]
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congratulations, Selenia; you've made the sun rise.]
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...Hello again.
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you're whisked back to Aather in the same moment.]
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