The Constellation Council convened on the seventh night of the Nebula's Bloom. Delegates arrived from the Trinary Crossover and the Dimensional Verge, their forms flickering with astral luminescence.
In the grand hall of Veil of Orion, the air was thick with ancient star dust and the lingering echoes of cosmic harmonies. The assembly was called to order by the venerable Sphere of Andromeda, whose presence commanded stillness across the vast room.
Central to the agenda was the impending convergence of gravitational tides—a phenomenon both anticipated and feared. Scholars reported on deep-space observations, noting the anomaly's potential to amplify the harmonics of the Celestial Chorus.
Resistance to the harmonization of realms was voiced by the Coalition of the Last Light, citing disruptions to the Luminance Grid.
The discourse remained detached yet charged, each delegate articulating probabilities with utmost precision and unearthly poise. Amidst interstellar rhetoric, it was clear that the Council stood at a pivotal crossroads, the outcome of which would resonate through aeons yet uncounted.