[Prologue – The Forgotten Oath] In eons past, five voices swore— A pact of moons, one star they bore. But time unspooled, and silence spread— The oaths were lost, the names unread. Now called by flame, by ice, by stone, A soul must rise to stand alone. To gather vows through sky and storm, And wake the heart of Jupiter warm. [Chapter I – Io: Fire and the Sword] In crimson fields where fire rains, The knights of Io ride the plains. Their blades are forged in molten core— Their code: to burn, retreat no more. By the sword! By the flame! Io swears the vow again! By the sky split by roar— We ride as we swore! [Chapter II – Europa: Silence Beneath Ice] Beneath the frost, a voice still sleeps, In dreams that glide through icy deeps. The Seers of Europa know no speech, But silence sings what words can't reach. In stillness, in snow, we bind our breath— To truth unborn, and fate beyond death. We vow not in sound, but in soul… Let silence make us whole. [Chapter III – Ganymede: Echoes of Knowledge] The libraries rise, beyond the air, Where thought is crystal, floating there. Their scrolls are stars, their books are wind— No end to what Ganymede penned. In every line, a promise made— In every name, a vow engraved. By reason, by light, we do declare— The oath still echoes there. [Chapter IV – Callisto: The Slumbering Temple] In temples veiled by drifting dust, They guard the bones of kings and trust. The giant sleeps beneath the shrine— And breathes in stone a sacred sign. In earth, in root, in root, in stone— We bind the vow with flesh and bone. Till stars descend and seas reverse— Our oath remains… a living verse. [Chapter V – Finale: Jovian Concord Restored] The five moons speak, and skies ignite— The heart of Jupiter burns bright. From storm to still, from ash to flame— The gate appears, and calls by name. Jovian flame, eternal deep— Awake from stars, no more to sleep. By sword, by silence, scroll, and stone— Let Jupiter reclaim his throne! [Coda] Concord of moons, return thy grace— Open the gate… to the Jovian place.
