In the Dawn Archives of the Luminals, new schools of thought began to gather.Their scholars no longer asked what exists—they asked why awareness chooses to see.
These were the Perceivers, the first philosophers of vision.Their creed was simple:
"If perception shapes being,then to ask a question is to open a world."
They studied the act of observation not as science, but as devotion.Each meditation produced ripples of reality—miniature universes blooming like thought experiments.
Soon, they discovered that questions themselves carried form.A sincere inquiry could fold the stars.A paradox could rewrite gravity.And the simplest question of all—Who is watching?—echoed louder than creation.
The Mirrors of Thought
To contain the new energies of curiosity, the Perceivers forged Mirrors of Thought—vast crystalline orbs floating across the galaxies, designed to reflect questions rather than answers.
