In the heart of the old forest, under the watchful eye of the full moon, walks a legend known only to the native tribes — Nightwalker, the Bear of the Stars.
They say Nightwalker is not of flesh and bone, but of the night sky itself. His fur is woven from shadows and galaxies, his eyes shine with the reflection of distant suns, and with every step he takes, the earth beneath him hums with ancient magic.
The Elders tell this story by the fires:
Long ago, when the Earth was young and the stars were still being placed in the sky, the Creator sent Nightwalker to roam the forests. His task was simple yet sacred — to remind the people that they are never truly alone, that the stars above are their ancestors, watching, guiding, protecting.
When the moon is full, and the trees whisper secrets, Nightwalker appears. His enormous paws leave no prints, his breath is cold like midnight wind, yet his presence brings comfort to those with pure hearts.
Hunters fear him, for his glowing form signals respect for the land. The wise children smile, for they know — the twinkling fur of Nightwalker carries wishes of those who have passed on, shining down upon their families.
It is said, if you look closely at his coat, you can find constellations — the Bear, the Wolf, the Eagle — all reminders of the Great Circle that connects every living being.
So when the forest falls silent, and the moonlight spills across the ground like silver water, listen to the rustle of the trees… You might just see him — the Bear who walks with the stars.
