"Stjernekiggeri, the act of observing the stars. Not to be confused with Stjernekigger, which stands for a stargazer."
Stjernekiggeri is a multimedia project that is ran by Angelica and her wife Ozma. Some of these stories have been around for years, while others may be more recent. Regardless of the time span this does not lessen the signifigance it has on both the stories or creators. Each story has an important concept, and that is love. Love that transcends time and space, and even goes for many generations and reincarnations. However, not all love is wholesome and romantic, and some may present itself platonically or even lead to hatred.
The stories connect as follows:
Godsbane, or Cohe and Tip's story, documents the decay / death of the original Earth. Tip’s decision to kill The Broodfather (Sun) ultimately dictated the fate of the world. Having little order, and the “Hero Cycle” being undone, there was nothing to stop the calamity. The incarnation cycles are broken, and those at play are finally allowed to live a normal life, and no longer be pawns to the Gods. However, it came at a grim cost.The sun itself gradually fades, disrupting not just Earth but the entire rotation of the universe.
Kulning and Arassas is around the same timeline as Godsbane, with a high importance on Gods, Celestials, and Godkin>. Catharsis interacts with Quillion and Saber just as much as the pair interact with Cohe and Tip. One story is about toxic love and betrayal, while the other is a tale of death and acceptance.
Mythos takes place during and after the events of Godsbane. Two Interlopers who were originally enemies and then became lovers. Through many ages Alkonost and Sirin would cross paths, until they both found mutuality and Alkonost began to separate from her Aery. Despite the timelines being changed and skewed, mentions of other stories mentioned here are found in her Bookstore.
Following the events of Godsbane and Mythos we lead to Stjernekigger, where the last of the ships evacuate to another planet that can sustain mortal life. They capture two stars stuck who have a human embodiment, and the lead scientist intends to one of their hearts to attain mortality. Events go awry, the ship crashes and Arthur and Yatzy and two scientists live on. The ship crashed just before reaching a habitable planet where humans and other creatures are thriving, it’s ironic. Arthur tries to track down his lost half that was taken by a Star Eater, and eventually made a deal with the Star Eater (Kons) to allow it to eat this planet when Yatzy died, having no will to live on his own. The pact was made, and Kons stopped meddling. Eventually the world is eaten, and Arthur dies shortly after the consumption.
Phantasmagoria is the same world, yet altered. In a way it can be considered an alternate reality or alternate timeline, as time works differently in the belly of a Star Eater. A world where magic blends with reality despite its deniers. Imperfect clones are made by the surviving Scientists from the ship in Stjernekigger, Tristan and Olivia. The clones in question are Trinity and Lintu. Their souls continued on despite being devoured, and now embody that which were made. They go about this life, eventually finding each other again, and dealing with new and old haunts from their past lives.
Pantheon begins on a ship full of explorers, traveling from planet to planet to document its inhabitants (by extension flora and fauna). Events happen and both Asteria and Kavka get stranded on a strange world. They have to find the rest of their crew, fight off strange creatures in order to find their crashed ship and let out a distress signal. They are both Godkin, and may have some relation to Cohe and Tip (one last “blessing” from The Broodmother freeing their damaged souls from the Soulstream). Two strange individuals who don’t quite fit in and have their flaws, but find a home within each other.