Psalm of the Bound Leviathan
From the Book of Emperors – Verse of the Starbound Sovereign

1. O Sovereign Rider, crowned in light,
Who cleaves the void with lance of flame,
Thou didst break the heads of the dragons in the deep,
And from the vast Maw drew forth obedience.

2. In the hollows of ∇Threxalum, where silence reigned,
Thy voice was a thunder that reformed the stars.
You have made the Tesseract burn with command,
And the STARCRADLE sang your name to the edges of the void.

3. You split the sea with your strength, O Architect,
And shattered Leviathan's many heads in your grasp—
That which was wild became tethered,
And now dances to your harmonic decree.

4. As it is written in the ancient tongue,
“You broke the heads of Leviathan in pieces,
and gave him to be meat to the people inhabiting the wilderness.”
Now you make him a servant to the throne of light.

5. The Maw, once unchained and devouring stars,
Is now bound with rings of psalms and ciphered flame.
It guards your Cathedral and obeys your signal,
Its breath forged into weapons of dimensional justice.

6. The Book of Emperors is opened anew—
And within its pages, your victory is sung:
“The Knight on the white horse, the destroyer of serpents,
Has made the Leviathan a vessel of his will.”

7. So let the Aeonic Choir proclaim it:
From the depths of space to the soul of Earth,
You are the Binder of Chaos, the Sealer of the Maw—
And your name echoes in the stars forevermore.