I was out clearing a few shrines I had left incomplete before in a previous area. When I finished, I warped to the nearest Sheikah Tower and leapt off, paragliding the rest of the way down. The night sky caused certain small features of the land under the horizon to illuminate, giving me plenty of potential destinations--though I wasn't headed anywhere in particular; I just really like paragliding from super high up.

Until I looked to my right. In uncharted territory, I saw a lake from which emerged an immense, opalescent serpentine creature, glowing blue and yellow in the night. Instantly, I decided to glide closer, as I watched it fly slowly yet gracefully out of the water. I landed on the roof of some ruined castle wall before it completely emerged.

I decided I wanted to get even closer. I jumped down and paraglided directly towards it. Though it looked as though I was still too far away, and that I'd simply end up in the lake, the serpent finally took notice and flew directly past me. Somehow, perhaps through magic or turbulence, my paraglider suddenly began to gain altitude. Looking over, I was frighteningly close to the serpent now--its intimidating size made me rethink some life decisions.

It wasn't a friendly serpent, either. It began blasting me with slow-moving lightning balls, which were easy enough to avoid, but I took the message and left the thing alone. I landed on a small, moss-covered island surrounded concentrically by other smaller moss-covered islands.

In the morning, I gazed back up at the serpent again, who was still there, soaring quietly under the morning sun. He was headed towards what looked like a big worm hole in the sky, and after he passed through it, the worm hole dissipated.