Cliche Story 2

Plot:

Seluna’s offerings have stopped, and her followers are vanishing. Over millennia, Seluna has been the eternal guardian of music and the moon, but she has also been deeply lonely, watching as countless lovers and companions fade into mortal dust. She is immortal, but the love she so deeply longs for is fleeting, and that pain has begun to dull her song.

When she descends to the mortal world to investigate the disappearance of her followers, Seluna meets Soren, a young musician whose songs stir something in her heart. Unbeknownst to Soren, he is the reincarnation of a long-lost love from her past—a mortal man she once adored but who was tragically lost to her when his time on earth ended.

Soren, unaware of their past connection, falls for Seluna, and together they rediscover the music that once filled the world with light. But as their bond grows, so does the weight of their inevitable separation. For though Seluna is immortal, Soren is not. And even though Seluna could choose to forsake her immortality for a fleeting life with him, she knows that such a decision would erase everything she has ever known and loved.

In the tragic conclusion, Soren’s life fades before her eyes, and Seluna is forced to sing the final song—a song of farewell and eternal longing. The moonlight that once shone with hope turns into a haunting melody that echoes through the ages. In the end, Seluna remains the eternal goddess of the moon, but her song is forever changed—a beautiful, sorrowful tune that only the stars can hear.