Before the Moon ruled the night… Before the Sun claimed the sky… There was another world. In a time beyond recorded history, humanity lived beneath the golden-violet glow of Saturn, woven into a living cosmos of harmony, memory, and song. Dreams were doorways. The sky was alive. And the people of Idunn remembered who they were. But the heavens changed. A celestial challenger arrived. Worlds shifted. Old rhythms fractured. And in the aftermath, something cold and silent took its place in the sky—an unblinking presence that altered time, consciousness, and the fate of Earth itself. Told through the voice of an elder by a fading fire, Before the Moon is a mythic retelling of humanity’s great forgetting: the fall from cosmic memory into linear time, from dreaming to doubt, from harmony to history. Blending ancient myth, speculative cosmology, and poetic storytelling, Before the Moon asks a dangerous question: What if the myths were not metaphors—but memories