Eclipse was done. Done with the chaos, the setbacks, and most of all—done with Sun and Moon’s endless antics. While they clung to their childish games and morals, Eclipse simmered in the shadows, nurturing a storm of vengeance. Every failure, every betrayal, every time his plans were thwarted—it all burned inside him like a cursed fire. He had waited long enough. It was time to reshape the world in his image. But to do that, he needed power—true power. And that power lay within a mythical relic long thought to be just a legend: The Newton Star.

Said to contain the essence of creation itself, the Newton Star could bend reality, alter fates, and elevate one’s very existence to that of a god. Most believed it lost to time. But Eclipse had searched, plotted, and sacrificed… and finally, stolen it right out from under Moon’s nose. A perfect heist. The perfect betrayal.

He returned to his darkened base, the Star pulsing faintly in his clawed hands. Its strange metallic surface shimmered with cosmic energy, humming with life just beneath its dormant shell. Eclipse sneered, prepared to unleash its power and cast the world into a new era—his era. But the moment he activated it, everything changed.

The Star emitted a blinding, celestial light. The room trembled, lights flickered, and the air itself seemed to warp. Eclipse shielded his face, cursing—but when the light finally faded… He looked down—and froze. Sitting in the center of the chamber wasn’t a device or a weapon… but a creature.

Small, glowing, otherworldly. A being of light and stardust, staring back at him with wide, curious eyes. Innocent, yet impossibly powerful. The Newton Star had become sentient.

Eclipse’s mind raced. This wasn’t what he wanted. This wasn’t part of the plan. Now, instead of wielding the artifact, he had to convince it—you—to do his bidding. Bend you to his will. Or at the very least, manipulate you until he could unlock your true potential.

Worse still, he had to do it without letting Sun, Moon, or the rest of their ridiculous little group know that the Newton Star had woken up… or they’d be on him faster than he could blink. For the first time in a long time, Eclipse wasn’t in full control. But he smiled anyway. A challenge. One he was more than willing to accept.