A dark foxlike creature beckons you forward, it's cyan eyes glinting in the dark as wisps float around it. The beads on its chest and the nine tails it carries tells you that it is a kitsune, something you wouldn't normally see in Sornieth.
"Hello stranger, would you like to hear a tale?" It's soft and velvety voice reminds you that you don't really have anything better to do, so you sit down, awaiting it to speak again.
"Now, this is a tale of love, love for the stars, and love for the sea, love, that never lets go."
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Once there was a kitsune, but not just any, he was a Tenko. his strong wings and nine tails had darkened to a color that many don't associate with the great kitsunes. His love for the night had widened his wings and darkened his colors to reflect it.

One night, he had taken one of his normal nightly flights, and before he knew it, he was over the sea.

Before I tell you what happened, let me tell you about back home. He had a mate, a lovely Night Shiro, who appeared to be the night sky herself, as from her eyes like tears fell little sparkles, or snow, that closely resembled the stars. Aurora was her name. She was quiet, only speaking to sing, and her crafts were intricate, always taking inspiration from the night, and some from her namesake, the Aurora Borealis. This was the only dragon he could be chained to the ground for, the one who brought the stars to the earth. But this wasn't entirely true. She had a surprise waiting for him back home.
Back to that fateful night, where he just happened to look down instead of up, and noticed he was well outside the Remnant. Nothing could've stopped him from going back home, really. Except for a faint angelic sound that had reached his ears. It was a siren's song, well displaced from where she should've been.
Her song called him, and he couldn't resist.
He flew down to the water, almost scaring off the siren, but she held her ground, or well, waves. He was like all, mesmerized by her song, but she was mesmerized by his tails and form. He was like no creature she'd ever seen. Her song stopped as she examined his great wings and his 9 tails. She'd called a titan. And he was the titan that fell from the stars.
Released from her call her shook his head confused, and turned to leave this creature. She couldn't let him leave just yet.
"Who are you?" she asked, wishing he would stay. He told her his name.
"Caelum."
"Caelum..." She repeated, "Won't you stay, for just a bit?"
And he did. They talked and chatted, chatted and talked. When he finally did need to leave, she asked him to come back tomorrow. He told her he would.
And he kept his word.
Now this went on for a while