Then how about this in an area uninhabited by humans there once fell a star but within the core and crust of this star was a crystal glowing in rythm with the tranquility of its surroundings, pulsing like a beating heart seemingly trading energies with the earth over time the star had imbedded itself in the earth and thus was able to better connect with the life of the area around.
Where it made it's home rings similar to a magic seals had become visible eminating with this intricate ebb and flow of natural and cosmic energy
Radiant and flourecent these laylines held an influx disrupting and redirecting the force of gravity this first started as mere dust and pebbles remaining suspended but over time the effects grew stronger, raising larger and larger geodes to the point where even strata were coming free of the ground
The crystal, the star had begun tearing up and assimilating the surrounding rocks and reconstructed them around itself growing in size, levitating silently amassing more feeding on the earth to grow even larger.
But who could stop this so far from inhabitants, uneffected the animals carried on with there routine survival but not all.
With the floating fountain spouting streams of energy some creatures grew curious and started living close to the star which had now formed into a mountain in the form of two pyramids connect at their bases now covered in foliage still holding bolders suspended and orbiting in a twisting trail from the sacred geometry to the ground, where the laylines had now inscribed a large runic seal with all the landmasses rotating within it.
These energies began to influence the local wild life infusing them with cosmic energy awaking their inate abilities and unlocking access to the soul.
These creatures became endowed with newfound consciousness became like acolytes and pillgirms who would venture up the spiral to receive the blessings of the star.
This place still unknown to humankind, known only by the animals and felt by inhabitants of the spirit realm was referred to as Ozhirim.
