One day, She fell from the sky. People looked up in wonder, and saw the stars.
The stars loved humanity and could not bear to watch people suffer in the mortal world.
So the moon and stars sent down a child of the [Gods], who was willing to become the companion of [Man].
The long winds became her carriage, the four seas her garden. The goddess brought seeds of goodness, and mortals wove hymns of love.
Wherever she walked upon the earth, flowers bloomed beneath her feet;
wherever she traveled across the seas, waves surged at her fingertips.
She loved this world, and the world loved her in return.
But in the end, an invisible claw seized civilization by the throat. It was a curse the world had engraved upon mortals.
The goddess fell for the sake of mortals, tears streaming down her face.
Mortals struggled for tomorrow, her heart filled with rage.
"Elysia," she said.
"Elysia, why did you do that?"
"Because the gods love humanity."
And so she embarked on the road to save the world, even if it meant driving a sword into her mother's flesh.
She did not hesitate.
It's all from the narrator's perspective (that's what I should call it), which looks weird. It's better to write it from the protagonist's perspective. This may be the reason why there are so few people, but I've only read two or three chapters, so I'll give it five stars first.
The outline is complete, feel free to use it. The story is super sweet 😏 😏