In the vast expanse of space, there existed a cluster of stars known as the Luminari. For eons, they had shone bright, illuminating the cosmos with their radiant light. However, as the ages passed, the Luminari began to fade, their luminescence dwindling like embers in the wind.

Astronomers on Earth observed the phenomenon, dubbing it the "Great Dimming." As the stars' light waned, the cosmos grew darker, and...