In the beginning, when humanity still lived in caves they learned to fear the night. For the simple minded man the night brought forth unknown danger and hateful beasts. Their only source of solace during this dreadful time was the gentle moon shining down from above, unlike the people below, the moon had exited for million of years yet it had never told anyone the sadness it held. The moon had experienced the death of the dinosaurs, the birth of mankind and though it witnessed these event it felt alone circling the earth up in space. As time passed and humanity advanced, they forgot about the comfort that the moon brought forth during those perilous nights they once experienced. Mankind discovered fire and built great cities that enabled them to no longer fear the night. As the moon witnessed this occur it felt glad that the humans no longer feared the dark, but it felt even more alone now that they no longer relied nor revered it.
