Gwiezdne Wojny: Imperium Kontratakuje

Departure of Boba Fett

Gwiezdne Wojny: Nowa Nadzieja

Ben's Death and TIE Fighter Attack

Battlefield 1 (Original Soundtrack)

Something Big Is Coming

Knights Of The Sky

The Swindle

Hunted

In Blue (CITYSPROBLEM Remix)

The Lich King

Story
Universe of Stars.
In the beginning, there was no time. Only a whisper: the echo of a stellar heart beating in the darkness. From that pulse was born Ainur, the Mother Nebula, woven from threads of consciousness and the dust of forgotten myths. Ainur did not create the universe: she dreamed it.
Each star that sprang from her womb was a soul, a god, a destiny. Some shone with ancient wisdom; others burned with rage, chaos, or desire. Thus were born the Seven Celestial Choirs, entities that sang the structure of the cosmos:
• Khaelis, the Choir of Time, wove the clocks of the worlds.
• Vireya, the Choir of Silence, held the secrets of black holes.
• Tharion, the Choir of Fire, ignited the passions of civilizations.
• Eloen, the Choir of Water, sowed life on slumbering planets.
• Nym, the Choir of the Wind, guided the stellar migrations.
• Zarh, the Choir of Death, gathered the fading lights.
• Luneth, the Choir of Dreams, wove alternate realities at the edges of space.
But one day, the Ainur stopped beating.
Their silence caused a rift in the harmony: the choirs began to fall out of tune, and from that dissonance was born Klodii, a being without a choir, without origin, without destiny. Klodii sang and spoke. And her words were capable of altering matter, of rewriting constellations, of awakening dormant worlds.
The choirs feared her. Civilizations worshipped her. And amidst the chaos, a new melody began to emerge: the Symphony of Rebirth, composed of hybrid voices, human and cosmic, that sought to restore the heartbeat of the Ainur.

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Sonic Universe 

Universe of Stars

Knights Of The Sky

Johan Söderqvist