Once upon a time there lived an angry dragon who lived to eat everything there was to be and there was to come.
One day the colossal dragon flapped its black wings and it flew by stars and planets of various sizes, colors, and even shapes.
There were stars in the universe that made others stars look like dust, and stars that small as molecules. The dragon ate the biggest and smallest stars, much like how an adult human eats both sweets and vegetables.
Far, far, far away from the dragon there was a planet called earth by some and not called anything by others. It was what some thought to be the only place where things lived. The humans there viewed the night sky the same as the past, plentiful of twinkling stars. Little did they know, a dragon was on its way.
The lives of humans and animals continued. Animals slept, ate, and shit. And humans had meat cooked, vegetables fried, and delicious chocolate-chip cookies baked. All were ignorant of the hungry dragon that will soon end them with a clap of its mouth.
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The dragon was eating millions of stars, and would continue to until it satisfied its hunger. You should know that this is a paradox of a statement, as all stars knew very well, that the dragon’s hunger was not a cycle of hunger and satisfaction, but one that only had hunger lingering.
Humans thought that they were all alone in the Milky Way, in the galaxy, and in space in its entirety with their intellect. The dragon they weren’t aware of, will destroy this belief of theirs, both literally and figuratively.
If you stood in North America, you would see an expanding light in the sky. And if you weren’t there, you would still hear an increasingly loud rumble.
Birds started to dash and bash in the sky. Animals from tigers to rabbits whimpered. And sea animals and creatures screeched. While humans were eating their chocolate-chip cookies with much satisfaction. Unaware that they will soon be the chocolate chip cookie. Dipped in fire breath, and chomped, munched and swallowed by a hungry dragon.