Each star burned with the power of a different element, either natural or Cursed, and had smaller stars revolving around it.

The Cursed Stars were paired with their respective counterparts, forming stable twin suns surrounded by star systems double the size of those belonging to the natural elements.

The red threads of the human side and the void of the Abomination were used both as a framework, allowing the various star systems that comprised the Dragon constellation to move without drifting apart from each other.

The stars beat in unison with Lith’s heart, releasing a sudden burst of flames. Most of the times, the stars flared with emerald fire that nurtured the threads and lit the Void with life.

Rarely, a burst of silvery fire erupted instead, draining the excess energy from the threads and stabilizing the Cursed Stars that had neared the overload point after being nurtured by the emerald flames one time too many.

Seldom, blue flames would engulf the Dragon constellation. When that happened, everything burned. The blue flames consumed all forms of energy in their path until the Void smothered them or the silvery fire purged them.

Yet no matter how many times they appeared, the blue flames never became part of the whole. They were a dangerous, foreign element that only aimed to break free of its host and spread outward.