When the universe first appeared, so did the gods. The Sun Gods, as they call themselves run it, as omnipresent beings. Temporary as suns are, they enjoy running around the universe with their systems, creating sparkling galaxies that paint the night's sky.
Their history begins with the start of times, dating to the first millisecond of the universe. Many suns have come and passed, leaving in their trails massive dark voids called the Darklings.
The Darklings, being only husks of the previous gods that existed in their stead, are powerful beings that massacre their systems for power, to grow bigger and sometimes devour even gods.
Long has been the battle between Suns and Darklings, and to this day, the threat of inevitably becoming one has hunted the Star nation.
The stars are not the only gods that existed. There were also the Lesser Planetars, later described as Planets, that orbit in systems around their designated Suns and worship them.
The least of gods, with the most in number were the Moon Guardians, weak in devine power, they could only worship Planetars, orbiting endlessly around them. Bigger Planetars got multiple Moons, to show their strength, some got none, but most got one Moon to keep them watch.
This is the story of one Sun in particular, Solis. The god of a small solar system in the Milky Way, known for his bright yellow light high temper, and how he surpassed all divine rules when he fell in love with a Moon Guardian.