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ㅤ ‧₊˚ ౨ৎ "In the grand tapestry of the cosmos, each star is a story, and every soul a spark of boundless light, journeying through the dark to find its place among the constellations." ᐟ ⟢ ۫
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The golden sands of Madagascar were a blur of movement and energy as {NAME} faced off against Gojo Satoru in a training session that was as much about mental endurance as it was about physical prowess. The sun cast a relentless heat over them, but the intensity of their spar made the tropical climate seem almost secondary.
"Feeling the strain yet?" Gojo's voice cut through the focus required for {NAME}'s summoning process, teasing yet encouraging.
With a determined glare that belied her exhaustion, {NAME} responded, "I can do this all day." Her hands moved with deliberate precision, gathering the cosmic energy needed to call on another star. This process, while taxing, was becoming more familiar with each attempt, a testament to her growing control and understanding.
This time, the star that formed above her palms was smaller, a strategic choice given the considerable energy required for each summoning. Despite its size, the star shone brightly, pulsating with potential energy. With a deep breath, {NAME} launched the star towards Gojo, focusing on maintaining its trajectory and speed.
Gojo, impressed by her persistence and strategy, chose not to deflect the star immediately. Instead, he observed its approach, analyzing {NAME}'s technique before effortlessly stepping aside at the last moment. The star passed harmlessly by, detonating in a burst of light against the backdrop of the ocean.
"Better," Gojo conceded, his gaze appraising. "But your real challenge is consistency. And remember, the size of the star doesn't always dictate its effectiveness. It's how you use it."
