Eye of the Rift
Astronomy · by Historian Eril Ballyshack
Designs here discovered with a custom astrolens, hooked on to an elven telescope.
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Notes: When directing light with powerful magnification tools, other energy types are encouraged to focus to a point as well. Until I peered at this galactic disc, I had not quite realized the full implication of this concept. Focusing the light of Nercuros is less impactful, since it merely reflects the light of our nearest sun -- some trace elements of the Prime's power can be felt there, but it is small.
Staring at this starcluster, however, causes incredible pain after only a few moments. It was very difficult for me to measure its design and record it, since I could only give it small glances at a time. The pain is not of the flesh, however; rather, it seems to be 'under' the nerves and deeper. I have to assume that it is a gateway into some kind of chaos rift. It is so far from us, however, that whatever comes from it day by day would never reach us in our own lifetimes.
Aabahran