This cave painting was found deep within a tunnel.
It was created using a mixture of crushed minerals and pigments, applied by the skilled hands of an early Serpian artist.

The painting is large, spanning the entire length of the cave wall. It depicts a scene of great importance to the Serpians, a moment from their early history that has been passed down through generations via oral tradition.

At the center of the painting is a depiction of deep space, painted with blues, blacks and purples.
A big yellow circle and a smaller orange circle depict the stars Searia orbits and surrounding those are a small amount of smaller circles, each one representing a different celestial body.
Some are decorated with symbols and patterns representing them.

In the upper left corner of the painting is a depiction of a Serpian elder, standing proudly with arms outstretched. Beside the elder is a younger Serpian, their features suggesting they are likely related. Both are holding a large, cylinder-like object that looks like a primitive telescope.

The lower right corner of the painting shows several Serpians gathered around a fire, their faces turned upward in awe as they watch the stars dance in the sky. There is a sense of wonder and reverence in their postures and expressions, as though they are witnessing something truly miraculous.

The lower right corner of the painting shows several Serpians gathered around a fire, their faces turned upward in awe as they watch the stars dance in the sky. There is a sense of wonder and reverence in their postures and expressions, as though they are witnessing something truly miraculous.
A hand print of presumably the artist of the piece can be seen aswell.
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