About Stargazing

“The stars do not shine — they watch.” — An ancient Wendmorian saying

In the Mirror World, Stargazing is not the study of distant lights. It is listening to the sky’s oldest language. Constellations are not stories told by mortals — they are warnings, promises, maps too large to hold in the mind.

To gaze upward is to look backward and forward at once. A flicker in the dark, a drift of fire across the void — every motion means something. Every silence is intentional.

Stargazers do not seek answers. They interpret alignments, read the weight of waiting stars, and name the nameless things that move behind them.

Some believe the heavens are fixed. But in truth, they shift — slowly, surely — watching us as we watch them.