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Under a vast, swirling sky, a moon unlike any other hangs heavy above a Flemish old town. It glows in twin hues—half golden like molten metal, half an eerie, luminescent blue, casting an otherworldly light over the cobblestone streets. The town, with its stepped-gable houses and towering spires, looks untouched by time, yet something feels... altered. In the winding alleys and flickering candlelit windows, strange faces emerge—etched into the bricks, reflected in puddles, hidden in the gnarled patterns of wooden doors. Some smile knowingly, others whisper in silence, their expressions shifting when glanced at from the corner of the eye. A man in a tattered coat walks through the square, his own face flickering between ages—one moment young, the next ancient, as if he is unstuck in time. A procession of masked figures draped in dark velvet moves toward the town’s cathedral, their lanterns casting shifting, elongated shadows. As the clock tower strikes midnight, the faces on the walls blink in unison. The golden-blue moon pulses, and for a brief moment, the entire town exhales—breathing as if it were alive.