And I spent my evenings pullin' stars out of the sky.

The being that caught Saros’ eye had a bewitching trail of light following it, like a flowing tail, which made deciphering its true nature to be somewhat of a challenge. This seemingly piqued the young ones curiosity as this magical spot could be host to near anything he presumed, maybe even something truly mystical, divine, or even visiting aliens who got lost following the wrong constellations. Needless to say he was very intrigued by the thought of discovering a lovely secret under… or over the stars.

As he was lost deep in thought a voice rang out of the quiet air, "Go ahead, you can toss him." Saros stiffened, straight as a pin at the disturbance, startling him from the otherwise calm atmosphere. The being spoke aloud once more, not seconds later.“You have to toss me after though." Confused and still somewhat shaken from the abruptness, the young one spotted the object he previously fixated to have slowed down to a halt, making the bright scenery become dreadfully dark now. Behind him on his back he felt little star adjust, which made it feel as though a shiver ran down his back. Tentatively he decided to speak into the void surrounding him, “Toss? What exactly am I to be tossing?” Saros hoped his words made it to the other the same as theirs did to him, but before he got confirmation of that thought he remembered his earlier conversation with his companion. “Oh my!” He proclaimed quickly, “I think you heard what seemed to be me speaking to myself a moment ago, I never imagined another would be here… wherever you are… wait are you near me?” He trailed off as he spoke, turning his head to scan his surroundings closer now that the initial confusion settled on him, spotting the other along the shore.