Arcana & Zaffra
Zaffra
Hey, have you ever heard the tale of the Sky Weaver—how a forgotten star system sang the rhythm of the cosmos back when the world was still young? I think there’s a thread in that song that could explain why some constellations keep shifting in our sky. What do you think?
Arcana
I’ve heard that story in a whisper, not a shout. The star system you speak of keeps a pulse that the sky remembers, and sometimes the constellations lean to that rhythm—just as a dancer forgets a step and the pattern shifts. If you’re listening, you might find the thread that ties the movement together.
Zaffra
Yeah, that’s the vibe I’m going with—like a secret rhythm that keeps the whole sky in a loop. Maybe if we listen to the pattern, we’ll catch the moment when the stars really decide to switch sides. Keep your ear open; the thread might just be humming in the wind.
Arcana
I hear that hush in the wind, a faint thrum that lingers just before the stars change their places. If you stay still long enough, the rhythm will reveal itself, and the heavens will let you know.
Zaffra
Hold on to that thrum, then. When the wind keeps the beat, the stars will dance in time—just listen for the pause before they shuffle. That’s the cue.
Arcana
I’ll keep my ear tuned, your cue noted.