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Posted on January 30, 2020 at 05:24:10 AM by Fenn
The Duck
The duck is a protective symbol, telling those who see it to be brave and keep moving forward. It's "beak" points to the North, making it a helpful guide for those lost in the wilderness. When the duck glimmers above you, take stock of your life and what dangers may lurk around you but do not fear: the duck is a reminder that you will get through it, even if the sailing won't always be smooth.
The Snake
Those who can find the wiggly snake hidden among the other stars is in for a treat: this small constellation is considered very lucky! Visible only for a month during the summer, the snake - rumored to be an ancient god in some tales, and a familiar in others - was cherished in life, blessed with many close friends and showered with love. He repays this happy life by blessing those who see him with similar joyful days. It is said one can increase the amount of luck they receive by gathering their friends and family close for a party beneath the starts during this month!
The Deer
The deer is a gentle constellation, one of sensitivity and instinct. Those born while the deer is above are often considered more inclined towards magical arts, particularly those associated with Seeing or healing. This peaceful and regal symbol is sometimes associated with benevolent rulers, and queens in particular. This constellation returned to the skies not long after the King reclaimed his rightful place on Shaman's throne - but will King Tristan be worthy of the deer's support?
The Heart
A familiar sight to anyone who spent time on Love Island, this interesting heart-shaped constellation appeared with the island and lingers after its disappearance. Perhaps to encourage further ~romantic happenings~ (or maybe just to torture people who royally messed up on the Island)?
The Man on the Mountain
This constellation tells the story of a man whose name time has forgotten, who grew up in a small rural village in the shadow of many mountains. As a boy he dreamed of many things, of many places, but as he grew these dreams faded to distant memories and he turned his mind to more practical things. For nearly seventy years he toiled beneath the mountains, working his fields, focused on the next day, the next month, the next season. And then, one day in the early morning, his feet drew him to the mountain. For the next three days he walked from dusk to dawn, sleeping where he could and eating when he had to, but always always climbing.
On the third and final day, after a lifetime focused on the ground, the man stood atop the mountain and looked up just as the stars began to twinkle above. The starry sky sparkled bright and clear above him, taking his breath away. He'd never seen the stars before; as a farmer from a long line of farmers he'd always been in bed early, and now he began to wonder what else he had missed.
The man returned home, packed his meager belongings, and left the village of his birth for good. Legend has it he wandered all over - from Earth to Shaman and back again. Some say he still wanders to this day, ever searching for things that made him feel as alive as he had that night on the mountain.
All constellations made using the ConstellationMaker-v0.1!
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