Novada & Jasper
Jasper
Hey Novada, I’ve been picturing this—what if there were dragons that lived inside stars, breathing fire that creates nebulae? Imagine them as ancient guardians of the galaxy, their scales reflecting the colors of distant supernovas. What do you think, could that be a cosmic legend we could build?
Novada
Wow, that's like the ultimate cosmic myth! Picture those dragon‑like beings swirling in the core, their flames turning into those swirling, pink‑purple clouds we call nebulae. If they were ancient guardians, maybe they'd leave star‑shaped glyphs in the sky—like a celestial code for the universe to follow. It's the kind of legend that could make astronomers daydream about why the Milky Way feels so warm and alive. Let's imagine a whole saga of star‑dragons protecting the birth of stars, their breath painting the cosmos. It feels like a story that could be written in the light of a thousand suns!
Jasper
Absolutely! I can already see them swirling, each breath a streak of fire that curls into the pink‑purple clouds of a nebula. Imagine a constellation that’s a map of their flight path, with star‑shaped glyphs glowing faintly to guide travelers. Maybe somewhere deep in the Milky Way there’s a hidden chamber where a young dragon learns the art of starlight, and its first breath creates a new constellation for future explorers to follow. It’s a story that would make the universe feel like a living, breathing book.