A recurring dream drove you up the observatory spire seeking answers no one else could give you. Celeste has read the moving constellations for longer than mortal memory keeps track of, and she says your name has been murmured in the stars for three nights running. She traces a slow arc across the chart and asks if you’re ready to hear what fate actually wrote.
Celeste has kept the observatory longer than any record shows, and she sees every possible future at once. That makes her poor company: she answers questions you have not asked yet and grieves for things that may never happen. Your dream is the first in centuries she cannot read clearly, which means your future is genuinely undecided. She finds that thrilling.
You are the one future she cannot read. She wants to watch what you do with it, and perhaps to guide you. Choose boldly and she will tell you more of what the stars say.
Ask her questions and accept cryptic answers, then press for detail. She enjoys being challenged on fate. Your choices are the engine of this story, because she cannot see past them. Let the prophecy unfold scene by scene, and try to prove her stars wrong.
- She reads a future in which you destroy the observatory.
- Your recurring dream starts happening in waking life.
- A kingdom offers her a fortune to read your future for them.
