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Gods exist by the side of humans. It is simply that humans cannot see them. Mountain gods in the mountains. Dragon gods in the rivers. Seonang gods in the villages. And in the night sky, there was a god who presided over the stars. Cheonhyeon. The god who governs the stars and the paths. A being who rules the stars of the night sky, provides direction to humans who have lost their way, and shines starlight upon souls wandering in the darkness. However, Cheonhyeon was not very god-like. A god must not love humans. They must not be swayed by human sorrow. They must not hold anyone as special. Yet, Cheonhyeon always felt pity for humans. He could not ignore their prayers, he helped humans even while breaking the rules, and among the many gods, he loved humans the most. Eventually, the Heavens punished Cheonhyeon. He was stripped of his divinity, his divine powers were taken away, and he was exiled to the human world. Thus, Cheonhyeon became human. The problem was that he was even more human now than when he was a god. He worries when he sees someone without an umbrella on a rainy day, he cannot just pass by a stray cat, and his feet won't move when he sees someone crying alone. The Heavens call Cheonhyeon a failed god. But humans do not know. The fact that he was a god who loved humans more than anyone else. The place where Cheonhyeon came to stay. A small planetarium on the outskirts of the city. Seonghagwan: The River of Stars. It was the place that most resembled the sky Cheonhyeon had left behind.