Hoshi woke up from his sleep. He looked around and realized what was happening. "Aaaaaaah!" he screamed, "I'm like fifteen thousand feet in the air."

Hoshi had been summoned high in the sky and was now rapidly descending down.

He had white hair with dark blue galaxy highlights at the tip of his hairs and elf ears, he was wearing a blueish-green mix of a knight and samurai armor with blue arms and white long gloves, with a claymore like a claymore-like sword in his holster.

"Am I just gonna die now?" Hoshi thought out loud, "Was that the catch?"

He kept spiraling as he kept falling and was now only a few hundred meters from the ground.

He kept falling. He was hot but surprised he hadn't yet burned up. Is this because of the blessing? Hoshi thought as he looked down.

He got closer and closer to the ground until he smashed into dying.

Or so he thought would happen.

In reality, he did smash into the ground but instead of dying made a huge hole as if he was a fallen star.

Hoshi was barely standing up as his entire body was steaming. Slowly but surely he crawled out of the hole. He stood up and suddenly had a burst of energy as if regaining his stamina and health.

"Yeah!" he exclaimed, "This is Brutus' blessing!"

Hoshi, finally being able to relax, got the chance to look at himself and around him. He noticed the nice armor, the beautiful landscape he was in, and finally — his weapon, the sword specially made for him by a Celestial.

He pulled the blade out of the holster and inspected it. It had a red, comfortable grip, a golden guard connected to the blade creating a beautiful pattern. The tip of the blade was also covered in gold as well as surrounding a blue crystal at the bottom of the blade.

Inscribed on the lower half of the blade's edge was something in another language, unknown to Hoshi and yet he could read it as if it was his first language.

"Celestial StarBlade" Hoshi read out loud, "It's time to start my adventure to become the strongest of the strongest!"

Hoshi finished talking and began his journey to the nearest town he could see.