BUYING OLD GEAR - SEE PICTURES FOR INFO :: In the vast expanse of the Milky Way, where stars waltzed and planets pirouetted, an interstellar traveler named Zara piloted her sleek silver spacecraft.
Her species—the Luminae—were known for their iridescent wings and their affinity for stardust.
Zara’s mission: to explore distant galaxies and seek out life beyond her own.
One fateful day, as her ship glided through the intergalactic currents, the navigation console blinked with urgency.
A signal—a rhythmic pulse—echoed across the cosmic radio waves.
Zara adjusted her wingsuit and followed the beacon, her heart fluttering like a comet’s tail.
The source of the signal was a small blue-green planet, tucked away in the Orion arm.
Earth, they called it.
Zara descended, her ship cloaked in shimmering invisibility.
She marveled at the swirling oceans, the jagged mountain ranges, and the delicate web of life that clung to this celestial marble.
As she hovered above a dense forest, her sensors detected movement—a creature
unlike any she’d encountered.
It was bipedal, covered in soft fur, and had curious eyes that reflected the constellations.
Humans, they were called.
Zara observed them from the treetops, her wings humming with anticipation.
One night at, while the humans slept, Zara descended.
She chose a remote cabin nestled among pine trees.
The door creaked open audio, revealing an old man with silver hair and eyes like ancient constellations.
His name was Samuel, a retired astronomer who’d spent his life gazing at the heavens.