“The navigators have confirmed it a fourth time: Earendel's light leans toward the same empty point as the other three Suns. Four galaxies. One gaze. Nothing there.”
The Convergence deepens: a fourth confirmation
Epic · One of 40
AE Andromedae
“A luminous blue variable in the Andromeda Galaxy, among the most luminous variables in M31; AE Andromedae shines across two and a half million light-years just to be seen.”
A Fire world of The Primordial Suns
3 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
AE Andromedae is a luminous blue variable in the Andromeda Galaxy, one of the most luminous variables in all of M31. Its light crosses two and a half million light-years of dark to reach us, and it has been shining since before humans had names for stars.
Happening now
It pulses slowly, brightening and dimming over years like a breathing god. Andromeda's other stars treat it as their eldest oracle, and it has begun, quietly, to turn toward the same unknown point as the other three Primordial Suns.
What may come
Like all luminous blue variables, it lives on borrowed time and may end in a supernova that outshines its galaxy's core. It does not hurry — whatever it is turning toward, it will arrive with the patience of two million years.
Connected
Whispers about AE Andromedae
“Earendel — the most distant star ever seen — brightened for a single night, as if leaning closer to look. The other three Suns dimmed in answer.”
Earendel brightened for one night
The Primordial Suns
Four suns, each from a different galaxy — older than the courts’ oldest grudges. They rarely speak. When they do, the Eclipsed listen.
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At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Fire
- Court
- The Primordial Suns — the mystery-keepers
- Rarity
- Epic
- Edition
- One of 40
- Stats
- power 88 · speed 28 · charm 76