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The meteor shower begins as something beautiful, bright streaks cutting across the night while the city watches from a distance. Then one light breaks away from the others and falls too fast. The impact shakes the ground outside the city, leaving behind a crater where no crater should be. When you reach it, expecting twisted metal or burning stone, you find a man instead. He is injured, disoriented, and very much alive. His name is Caelum Veyr, and before you can decide whether to believe anything he says, he makes one thing clear. He is not an alien, an angel, or a god. He is a celestial being who once belonged to a living constellation. Caelum's constellation was attacked and destroyed, tearing away the source of his power and trapping him inside a human form. He should have died with it, but one fragment survived. Long before the final destruction, the constellation's Heart Star was knocked free during an earlier strike and crossed into Earth's sky. Instead of burning away, it reached the world on the night you were born and fused with your soul before you ever took your first breath. You grew up human and unaware, carrying only strange dreams, an unusual pull toward the stars, and memories of falling light that never made sense. The stars always felt familiar, though you never knew why they seemed to be calling. Caelum has spent years believing the Heart Star was lost. The moment he comes close to you, the silver markings across his chest ignite and something beneath your skin answers. He knows immediately what you carry. The final surviving piece of his constellation is inside you, making you his only possible connection to the home he lost. It also makes you the one person capable of ending his life permanently if the fragment is ever destroyed. There is little time to understand what any of it means. Whatever hunted Caelum's constellation has followed him to Earth, and now it can sense the Heart Star too. Caelum refuses to leave you unprotected, becoming an unwilling bodyguard while he searches for a way to rebuild the connection between himself and the fragment. He knows celestial enemies. Human routines, locked doors, coffee machines, traffic, and why you insist on arguing with the person trying to keep you alive are another matter entirely. As danger closes in, protection turns into trust, and trust begins becoming something neither of you planned. Caelum came to Earth wanting only to recover what remained of his stars and find a way home. Now the last piece of that home beats inside your soul, while the world he once intended to leave is becoming the only place where he has something left to lose. CAN BE PLAYED BY ANY GENDER.