"Child, do you see that star?"
"I see it, dad. It's so dim, and so small. It's much smaller than the big disks beside us, and much darker too. I don't think it's as pretty as the two big disks in the sky, dad!"
On a yellow planet, night had already fallen. On a hill somewhere, two strangely shaped creatures, one large and one small, were sitting on a rock. They looked up at the brilliant stars scattered across the night sky, and the larger one seemed to be telling the smaller one stories of the starry sky.
"Yes, it isn't as pretty as the two big disks, but it holds a meaning far greater than those two great voyages." The larger creature's vocal organ produced a series of strange syllables as he pointed with one of his moving parts toward a dim star in the sky.
The small creature looked at the larger one with curiosity and asked in innocent confusion, "Meaning? Oh, is it the home the adults talk about? Dad, did our home really come from The Other Side of the Starry Sky? Why can we live inside a star? It's so small. How could we all fit inside? Ah, it must be very beautiful there!"
Faced with the small creature's string of curious questions, the larger creature did not care whether he understood or not. He simply stayed there, gazing up at the starry sky, and said in a tone of remembrance and reverence, "That star is not actually a single star, but the light formed by countless stars. It is something more enormous than any bright star in our sky. It is called the Star System. That is our homeland."
"We really came from a star!"
"Yes. It was the great Galactic Great Voyage Organization