Control
The primary control for executing in-game actions and interactions is mapped to the left mouse button, providing responsive and intuitive command input during gameplay.
Description
Nyah hovered at the cliff's edge, her boots scuffing pebbles into the misty void below. The village looked like discarded playthings from this height—chimney smoke curling into the twilight, lanterns flickering awake in the cobblestone maze. Her broomstick lay splintered in the brambles behind her, victim of a rogue thundercloud's temper. She unstopped the vial with trembling fingers. Liquid starlight glimmered as she blew, breath shaping constellations into a floating sphere. The bubble pulsed with captured auroras, its surface rippling like molten rainbows. Nyah leapt before courage fled. Wind screamed past as the earth reached up with greedy fingers. Then—silence. The bubble cradled her knees, smelling of dandelion clocks and forgotten birthday candles. She floated not on air, but through it, the world bending like wet paint around her luminous vessel. A finch fell into formation beside her, tilting its head at this strange new cousin riding thermal winds. They soared over quilted farmlands where scarecrow sentries saluted with straw hands. Nyah pressed her palm against the bubble's membrane, scattering light fractals across a barn owl's velvet wings. When the first bubble dimmed, she pursed her lips and blew a chain of smaller orbs—glowing stepping stones across the indigo sky. Each pop released a chime-like note, composing melodies that drifted down to mingle with cricket songs. Dawn found her skimming a river's silver curve, bubble reflecting willows and kingfishers in warped miniature. Nyah giggled as the sphere caught an updraft, spinning her through a spiral of maple seeds. Her hair crackled with residual magic, sparks dancing like fireflies in tangled chestnut curls. The broken broom lay forgotten as she charted a new flight path—one part science, two parts wonder, all carried on the breath of a girl who refused to let gravity write her story.
