Star Realm Holy Temple.
A group of Star Realm Guardians had gathered here.
The Star Realm Holy Temple floated in a sea of vacuum where Star Orbits intertwined. It had no fixed celestial body to rely on, yet it used the gravitational pull of billions of stars as its foundation, surrounded by seven layers of flowing aurora barriers.
Scarlet-orange bands of light locked down dark matter erosion, cyan-blue halos filtered cosmic radiation, and the innermost violet-gold halo rippled with the Guardians' emotions, as though it were alive.
The Holy Temple itself was built from Star Core crystals. Its walls were not solid matter, but a "flowing structure" formed from countless fine grains of stardust condensed within an energy field.
By day, it possessed the translucent sheen of colored glass, and meteor showers could be seen passing through the hall.
When night fell, it turned dark gold, and star-map patterns depicting the history of the Star Realm emerged upon the walls. A touch of the fingertips would convey the lingering warmth of energy left behind by past Guardians.
There were neither lamps nor flames within the hall. Its illumination came from the Eye of the Star Core floating beneath the dome—a sphere of light compressed with stellar energy. Its radiance was gentle, yet able to pierce any shadow, and it adjusted its brightness according to the movements of the stars.
When the twin stars converged, it shone warm yellow; when Orion rose, it turned cold white.
The floor was covered in a thin carpet of condensed star sand. Each step made fine specks of starlight ripple outward, as though one were crushing the Milky Way beneath one's feet.
Most remarkable of all was the Star Pivot Platform at the center of the Holy Temple. The platform was engraved with the energy