LunarSpecter
When the moon eclipses the sun, LunarSpecter awakens. Neither spirit nor mortal, they drift through silver-lit realms, watching the worlds with an ancient calm. Cold, calculated, and impossibly silent, they appear where fate begins to unravel. Their presence chills the air, yet their intentions remain shrouded in cosmic mystery. Some believe LunarSpecter maintains the balance between realms. Others fear they are the omen of its unraveling.
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