Lunette was monitoring a molecular cloud in her magic ball. She had been watching it for quite a wile and it just wasn't quite forming as it should. It was trying to condense in to a star but there just didn't quite seem to be enough gravity. She knew if she could just get the particles a little closer together their combined mass would create enough gravity to get the proverbial ball rolling.

She had been thinking about the problem for weeks with no luck. As she stud there worried and honestly feeling a little bit defeated. Her mother came up behind her.

"Ah. So that's what I've been sensing. That's a bit troublesome isn't it my little white dwarf." Said Epiphany. "So... What are you going to do about this?"

Lunette looked at her mother with very sad eyes, "I don't know. I know I need to get the particles closer together but I just don't know how."

"Well maybe you're thinking about it backwards. Maybe you don't need to bring them on to the center. Maybe you need to move them away from the out skirts. Anyway I'm sure you'll work it out." And with that her mother gave her a kiss on the head and wandered way.

Lunnet sat on the ground and thought about it for a few moments. Then she remembered something her father had once told her. Sometimes a large explosion will push partials away from a particular part of space. Carefully she reached up with her staff and carefully caused a series of explosions around the edges of the molecular cloud. Slowly the explosions pushed the particles away from the edges and toward the center. eventually they started to cluster and build up gravity and then pull more particles in. She knew the difference would be immeasurable to anyone else but she could feel their movement in her soul And though she knew it would take a very long time for the new star to form, she knew that it was on the right course now.