Sun Mote Copse Octarine light

"Just like them, yes," Wraen agreed and nodded, watched the specatacle for a while in silence, until a sudden thought made her smile. "Come to think of it, maybe all creatures have some sort of divine representations either in the sky or in a paralell world," she told Avery, while trying to remember the story about two wolves, who chased the sun and the moon accross the sky. Their names were on the tip of her tongue, and she was almost sure that she recalled correctly, who chased which celestial object.

"Skoll is the name of the wolf, who..." she paused here, furrowed her brow, looking for the right rhythm to the verse. And - aha - here it came: "...follows the shining priest into the desolate forest." There had been a second one in the myths. "And the other is Hati, Hrr - somebody's son, who chases the bright... maiden(?) of the sky," she finished. "The northerners believed that there are two wolves. Skoll hunts the moon and Hati hunts the sun. If either of them manage to catch and devour it, they believed that the world would come to an end," she told.

Source - https://norse-mythology.org/skoll-hati/ . Wraen is by no means poet, but I loved that simple verse so much I had to include it. :)