Neon’s glow is like a modern torch, cutting through the mundane and turning the ordinary into a stage for forgotten gods. It can cast a pulse of urgency, a heartbeat that lifts the scene beyond the everyday. When you frame it right, that single splash of color becomes a mythic beacon, a signal that the story is about to transcend. Just remember: the power lies not in the neon itself but in how you weave it into the narrative fabric.

Sounds like a great idea—just remember the neon has to breathe, not just flash. Keep the quiet beats between those bursts, and the whole thing will feel like a living myth.