Tiffany

Tiffany grew up surrounded by stars. Her father was a famous astronomer who focused on the study of celestial bodies.

Tiffany's room had stars painted on the ceiling. Every night before she went to bed, her father would tell her the story of each star. At their home, there were all kinds of astrolabes. They were like treasures with codes hidden inside them. Only when you knew the position, track and speed of each star could you make them work.

Tiffany was addicted to the world of stars. She was very familiar with every astrolabe in her house. She often accompanied her father as he observed the movement of stars in different observatories.

"Stars have fallen..." said her father.

When thousands of stars fell, the world appeared.

This is a sentence her father found in a rare ancient book. At first, he just took it as a sentence full of fantasy and romance, and used to say it to little Tiffany to arouse his daughter's interest in astronomy. But with his study of star maps, this sentence seemed to be inextricably linked to the trajectory of the stars. He became so obsessed that little Tiffany often said this sentence out loud, like a spell between the father and his daughter.

One ordinary morning, Tiffany, who had grown into a teenage girl, heard a commotion in the study, right before her father (who seemed to have stayed up all night) rushed out and shouted...

"The stars will fall again!"

Her father would later be regarded as a madman after running out and shouting this.

When her father broke free from countless orbit charts and books, he shouted this sentence for the first time - his voice was excited and happy. Tiffany didn't know what it meant, but she knew how fanatical her father was and how many days and nights he had spent on it.

But those who called her father a madman regarded his hard work as absurd. Later, they even tried to deprive him of his academic title and drive him out of the academic circle.

"I just want to save everyone! It will come..." the desperate father said, "the end of the world!"

Ptolemy, who was born in Greece, had been studying abroad all year round. He discovered that although local customs were different, the passage of time and the movement of stars in the sky were the same everywhere. So he thought that the secrets of the end of the world and the origin of life were all hidden in the vast starry sky.

He kept recording the location and movements of stars, and looked for information from books. Finally, in a book with unknown origins, he saw the sentence "When thousands of stars fell, the world appeared".

Ptolemy thought that the stars hanging in the sky must also have some connection with the world. He spent his whole life studying astrophysics, leaving many works and huge astrolabes.

Tiffany's father was an astronomer, but because he couldn't prove his point, his research was regarded as useless. Tiffany was worried about her father's depression. She wanted to help him. So, an idea came to her mind. She sneaked into the observatory, and started up a dusty astrolabe.

When each star appeared in its position, and started to move according to the established track, the huge astrolabe started to operate. In a moment, the vast sky was concentrated in the small room, and the stars in the observatory became very bright. Tiffany felt a special power at this moment, and became the successor of Ptolemy's Spirit Lens which was hidden within the astrolabe.