Look to the Stars

A sweeping myth unfolds at the start, telling of ancient deities who shaped a planet called N’urth—splitting its single moon in two, gifting it with dual celestial companions, and birthing the enigmatic goddess Noor‑Ah‑Mah. The legends of Maha‑Ra‑Lin, Bar‑Doo‑Chan, and the wise mother Pi‑Ruh‑Al hint at a world where divine conflict has left lasting scars on the very sky, setting a tone of wonder and ancient mystery.

In the present, Dave Marlin battles a relentless downpour along a forgotten mountain road, his wagon trail swallowed by mud and tangled vegetation. Driven by a distant, flickering light, he stumbles upon a battered open‑top roadster and a grizzled mechanic muttering over a sputtering engine. Their uneasy encounter promises a strange convergence of the old myths with a gritty, contemporary quest—suggesting that the ancient forces may yet echo in the storm‑soaked wilderness.