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The Reckless God

📽 The Reckless God – A Starry Night Saga

They came first as shadows across the starry night sky — three, four serpents of iron and fire, born not of flesh but of machinery and smoke. They soared like dragons over Van Gogh’s beautiful bright starry night, their molten eyes searching for a world to consume.

The painted village slept below, but the gods had found it. Steel coils slithered through its narrow streets, jaws spilling fire that licked across brushstroke rooftops. Each turn, each hiss, bent the dream of Van Gogh into nightmare.

One serpent rose above the rest. It wound itself around the church spire, climbing higher, higher, until it pierced the heart of the heavens. And then the sky — could not hold.

The stars themselves ruptured. Golden suns burst into flame, cobalt brushstrokes tore open like wounded fabric. The night exploded, light raining down as though the very canvas of eternity had decided to shatter.

The beast fell. Slow, terrible, inevitable. Its body uncoiled from the tower, crashing through the village below. Sparks and smoke erupted with each impact; roofs and roads dissolved into splintered paint. The reckless god had risen — and the reckless god had fallen.

But from the silence that followed, she emerged. An angel, radiant, wings drenched in cobalt and gold. She rose, halo blazing brighter than every star that had died. Her light cut through the smoke, her presence stilled the ruin. It was her — the one who undid the god, who restored the painted night.

And as the cello swells, the story closes. The serpent is ash. The angel ascends. The canvas breathes again.

The beautiful bright starry night endures.

• Directed by Matty fn YatO (ChachiNoir)

• Choreography of the Night by Matty fn YatO

• Words of the Saga by ChatGPT

• Canvas by Vincent van Gogh

• Cinematography by Veo AI

• Music by CapCut

• Edited and Produced by Matty fn YatO

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