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In an ancient monastery high in the mountains, monks discovered a mysterious stone that wept golden nectar during celestial alignments. They crafted this fountain to honor their discovery, carefully carving star patterns that mapped the heavens at the moment of its first flow. The golden liquid, known as "Star Honey," was said to possess remarkable healing properties, but only when it flowed over the precisely carved stellar patterns. The monks believed that each star carving represented a different constellation's blessing, and the continuous flow maintained harmony between heaven and earth. Local legends tell that on nights when shooting stars grace the sky, the fountain's honey glows with an otherworldly light, and those who drink from it receive visions of cosmic wisdom. The monastery's records speak of how the fountain's flow would change its pattern to warn of coming events, flowing faster before joyous occasions and slower before challenges.