THE GIFT OF FOOD
Queen Luna
“My golden staff holds a moon gem. With it, I can make any food I can imagine.”
Bread and fruit appear.One example of Luna’s gift.
AN INTERACTIVE STORYBOOK
The Astral
Kingdom
A little kindness.
A little wonder.
A world waiting to be explored.
Meet two kindhearted rulers, listen to the Whispering Woods, and visit the valley where shooting stars were seen long ago.
Five chapters · Explore at your own pace
A WORLD OF SMALL WONDERS
CHAPTER TWO KINDNESS TAKES SHAPE
Two rulers. Two gifts.
Queen Luna and King Astrion are young and kindhearted.
With their moon gems, they can give food and shelter to people in need.
THE GIFT OF SHELTER
King Astrion
“My ring has a golden band and a different moon gem. It lets me make any kind of shelter.”
A little shelter appears.One example of Astrion’s gift.
The leaves hold stories.
CHAPTER THREE LISTEN CLOSELY
The Whispering
Woods
In this world, the forest can whisper secrets.
Choose what you would like to ask.
Written, fictional whispers. The Woods does not know private facts about you.
CHAPTER FOUR A MOMENT IN THE SKY
Starfall Valley
In the 1460s, many shooting stars crossed the sky.
THE 1460sA remembered skyTravelers looked for a place to watch. Starfall Valley was the only place where the storyteller could see the shooting stars clearly.
An artistic recreation of the story.
CHAPTER FIVE UNTIL NEXT TIME
The end,
for now.
The story rests here for now.
You can return to the Woods or begin again.
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The story in five chapters
Welcome
This world is called the Astral Kingdom.
The Two Rulers
Queen Luna and King Astrion are young and kindhearted. Luna’s golden staff holds a moon gem that lets her make any food she can think of. Astrion’s ring has a golden band and a different moon gem that lets him create any kind of shelter. They can help people in need.
The Whispering Woods
In this fictional world, visitors can ask the Woods to reveal secrets, even about themselves. The interactive edition offers written fictional responses, without knowing private facts.
Starfall Valley
In the 1460s, many shooting stars crossed the sky. Travelers searched for a place to watch; Starfall Valley was the only place where the storyteller could see them clearly.
The End for Now
The story rests here for now. You can read it again at your own pace.