The air cooled. The trees leaned in. From the dark space between trunks, a pale blue glow sighed into existence and unfolded like a petal. The fourth and fifth moons slid into being—soft, shy, and round. The fifth moon was smallest, the color of a teacup’s glaze, and it hummed with a certain clear clarity, as if it had a thought to tell.
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