I know I am a monster |Stargazing| Is there any other term?

Muscle to muscle, and toe to toe
The fear has gripped me, but here I go

Bandaged but still mentally hurt, the child sat next to the marble slab, head angled up to the sky. A soft noise came from her, pained and scared and alone. Lonely. This scared girl felt lonely, most seemed to avoid her during the day on the rare occasions she left Moth's house.

A star flashed in a line across the sky, a shooting star. Pages of gods and goddesses returned to her. Lips quivered and she tried to speak. [color=#98c3e1]"And Gaia sent a scorpion after Orion, stung him to death, then took the scorpion to the heavens to remind the world to be kind to all animals. And she set Orion into the heavens in front of the scorpion, so that he would forever be chased." She caught sight of the belt of Orion, a bitter smile on her face.

[color=#98c3e1]"The hunting dog Laelaps was sent to hunt the fox who could never be hunted. Zeus, knowing the hunt would be eternal, turned them to stone and set them into the sky. Canis Major and Canis Minor." That smile grew. Greek mythology always piqued her interest.

— Reggan