Light dawned over the sky as a red and yellow sphere streaked through the sky. It burned away in the aether above, leaving a smoking creature crouched upon the air. Wings of long, sinewy feather-flesh draped down from the god's grey form. His beak was curved disdainfully, and his bare head ugly to behold. Long, thin legs, tipped with scratched and furrowed claws, extended from a hairless and mottled body. The god of starlight and the blackness beyond stretched himself, breathing in the airless vacuum. His eyes burned like fire, harsh in their savage glow. He pushed off his ragged wings, and flowed like a breeze through the ether. He alighted upon the dead, molten surface of the moon, and claimed it for his own. From this domain, he would watch. His piercing eyes took notice of the world below.
From the young and burning moon, he could see the singers and the lands of his kin. Their creations living, playing, dying. It was a marvellous sight, and Hakku could appreciate its beauty...at least for the moment. "Surely, their creations are flawed; their distances crude and inelegant." He said to himself. But despite this, he knew that his own spawn would roam this place. Surely, their perfection of shape, their alien beauty, may inspire horror in the mish-mashed and cobbled creatures that limped across uneven ground. He giggled to himself, thinking of the fun it would be create them! So many little intricacies, so many little parts! All moving together in perfect, flawless motion! It would surely be lovely. But even these grand creatures, as yet unmade, would not compare to his magnum opus: the Perfect Sphere! No shape more beautiful, and none more difficult to refine was the humble sphere. And this moon would the frame that held its grace.
He cackled away, feeling elated. Then, something caught his eye. Father was here? What a turn of events! It must be something of great importance, and anything of note would be a fine thing to be graced by Hakku's lovely form. He swept himself through the air, and dashing through the clouds and gently settling down upon the colorful stones. Red rivers flowed around him, but he paid them no notice. Strutting with a gentle grace, Hakku entered the presence of the Allfather and his kin.