The Fennek sisters and the moon of roses

In a distant desert landscape, where the stars shone brighter than anywhere else, lived two Fennek sisters named Luma and Nyra. They were not only siblings, but also inseparable companions who came together every night under the starry sky to dream of adventures.

One night, when the desert was in deep darkness and the wind was gently blowing through the dunes, something extraordinary happened. A golden crescent moon appeared on the horizon, adorned with glowing roses in all shades of red and pink. The moon seemed alive, as if it was calling the sisters.

“Nyra, do you see that?” whispered Luma, her large ears attentively turned to the sky.
“Yes, Luma. It's beautiful. I think it's calling us,” replied Nyra, the younger of the two.

Without hesitation, the two climbed the highest hill, which almost seemed to touch the stars. When they reached the moon, the rose-adorned arch bent gently towards them and lifted them carefully into the air.

The moon took the two sisters to a magical world between the stars, where time stood still and the air smelled of roses. Here, curled up in the protective embrace of the moon, they found peace and security.

“This is our home for the night,” whispered Luma.
“And maybe forever,” added Nyra.

The stars twinkled, the rose petals glittered, and the two sisters slept peacefully under the starry sky while the world around them lay in dreamy silence.

It is said that the moon of roses still appears when true sibling love fills the desert. And if you look closely, you might spot Luma and Nyra up there, resting contentedly in the moon's lap.