The single fracture of light was not an end, but a beginning.
From it, a network of similar fractures spread across the fruit’s surface, a silent shattering that released not fragments, but a wave of intricate, melodic sound.
The sound was a story in itself, a narrative woven from the memory of the world’s creation, from the first touch of light on stone to the birth of Resonance.
The world listened, and as it did, it began to change, the grey stone blushing with color, the river of creativity shimmering with new and vibrant hues.
The being of light and the creature of sound drew closer, their own forms resonating with the story being told, their separateness dissolving into the shared experience of the world’s song.