"Masser" usually plays during the daytime - you're looking for "Secunda": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqkQRgGdAPo

I see.

He could even hear his parents as part of the choir

They do choir every fourth Thursday, every 20 years

His parents. Gods.

Yeah

Ahhh his real parents.

Good lord! What's happening in there?
Aurora Borealis.
A- Aurora Borealis!? At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within the sky!?

....

Yeah, yeah... I know...
But I really love the Aurora Borealis in here.

Anthony: I hear something.

Kraso: Ahh?

*the boy’s ears twitches*

Anthony: Singing?

Kraso: Sometimes the breeze mixes with the environment and we listen as if they were songs, I remember when Dad used to say it to me as a child.

Anthony: I have never heard of something like this, my Dad never told me that before.

Kraso: I see.

Anthony: What does the wind tell us? Kraso?

Kraso: The wind accompanies the environment, if you look at the sky while listening to it, you will see that the stars tell a story.

*the boy observes the stars closely*

Anthony: I can see what story the stars are trying to tell us.

Kraso: Really kid?

Anthony: Yes but....... I do not understand it.

Kraso: Teo my brother.

Anthony: You have been talking about him for some time, is something wrong Father?

Kraso: Do you remember what I told you about the stars in the sky?

Anthony: Yes.

Kraso: Each star represents one of us, if that star disappears it is because a life has become extinct.

Anthony: One star is missing, could it be...

Kraso: Do you see that constellation? It is shaped like a scorpion.

Anthony: I-I see it.

Kraso: This reminds me of the story of the Frog and the Scorpion.

Anthony: Can you tell me this story father?

Kraso: There was once a scorpion that wanted to cross the other side of the river. The scorpion asked a frog for help, told him that he was crossing to the other side of the river, he would reward it. The frog refused, fearing that the scorpion would sting her, the scorpion promised that it would not bite him because otherwise they would both drown in the river ... the frog accepted, but halfway ... the scorpion stung him, The frog received a mortal sting for what they sank to the bottom of the river, the frog before dying said: "Why you did it, you promised, now we are both going to die" And the scorpion says "I'm very sorry .... it is my nature "

Anthony: Wow, I liked that story. It was the Scorpion by nature to sting.

Kraso: They are like the gods.

Anthony: But this god that helped the other one cross the river killed both of them by mistake.

Kraso: You have not understood me child.
This story teaches the nature of one, as much as we want to change, our true nature always emerges.

Anthony: Now I understand, we will emerge eventually with our true nature. *yawns* I am tired.

Kraso: ................ Rest child ....... Tomorrow will be a long day.

Beautiful