The Beta Test Luna
When Aiden handed her a canteen, his fingers brushed hers, and the touch sparked a low current that had nothing to do with the game’s protocols.
The Starfall Temple came into view as they crested a moss-covered ridge. It was not a ruin, but a defiance of physics. A ziggurat of sleek, silver-white metal and dark, transparent crystal floated serenely above a deep chasm, connected to the land by a single, narrow bridge of light. Ancient, glowing symbols—a mix of mathematics and constellations—swam across its surface.
“No obvious predators,” Aiden observed, his hand resting on the hilt of his knife. “Which means the hazard is the temple itself.”
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