Ome The Cosmic Myth The Scroll of the Moon dreamer:
Long ago, when the skies still spoke and the stars danced freely across the heavens,

Long ago, when the skies still spoke and the stars danced freely across the heavens,

Brenda Schmidt


The Dragon of the Northern Winds, whom she tamed not with fire, but with a lullaby sung in a forgotten tongue.
The Twin Castles of Echo and Silence, where she solved the riddle of the mirrored kings.

The Tree of Knowing, whose roots touch every realm and whose fruit grants visions of what was, what is, and what may be. The scroll is more than a record, it’s a map. Each illustration is a portal, each border a spell. Only those who carry the Moon dreamer's spirit can unlock its secrets.

Brenda Schmist

Ome speaks to the wind. She can hear truths carried on the breeze, and her cloak hums with the same celestial thread as the Moon dreamer’s.
Liora dances with shadows. She sees what others miss, and her steps awaken sleeping constellations.
Together, they are not heirs, they are echoes. Living echoes of the Moon dreamer

The Twin Castles of Echo and Silence, where she solved the riddle of the mirrored kings.
The Tree of Knowing, whose roots touch every realm and whose fruit grants visions of what was, what is, and what may be. The scroll is more than a record, it’s a map. Each illustration is a portal, each border a spell. Only those who carry the Moon dreamer's spirit can unlock its secrets.
The Twin Bearers of the Moon dreamer’s Flame
In the age after the Moon dreamer vanished into starlight, two figures emerged from the Vale of Echoes: Ome, with eyes like storm-lit skies, and Liora, whose laughter could stir the leaves of the Tree of Knowing. They didn’t seek power, they carried presence.
Wherever they walked, dreams remembered their shape.
Ome speaks to the wind. She can hear truths carried on the breeze, and her cloak hums with the same celestial thread as the Moon dreamer’s.

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The Door to Other Worlds

“he Forgotten Goddess waits. She offers them one final choice:
“Unbind the flame—and rewrite the myth. Or seal it again—and preserve the legend.”
Ome looks to Bellamy. “If we rewrite it, we lose the prophecy.”
Bellamy answers, “But we gain the truth.”
They place their hands on the scroll. The flame rises. The moons align. And the scroll writes its final line:
“They did not follow the myth. They became it.”
The Fourfold Return — A Myth Reborn:
1. Return to Avalon Under Four Moons
The time vessel descends into Avalon, now bathed in the light of four moons. The city is changed—its towers cast longer shadows, and the people whisper of omens. The royal banners ripple in the wind, but the sigils have begun to fade.
Ome and Bellamy step onto sacred ground. The scroll pulses in her satchel. The flame, now awakened, flickers in her eyes.
King Jovon demands answers. “Why have you returned with the fourth moon?”
Queen Nora watches silently, her gaze fixed on the tree emblem on Ome’s cloak.
Prince Jolee, torn between awe and duty, steps forward. “Is it true? Are you the one the scroll speaks of?”
The court is divided. Some see Ome as salvation. Others see her as a threat to the old order.

The Breath Between Star’s
The sky split—not with thunder, but with silence so vast it swallowed sound. From the rift above the Temple of the First Breath, three figures descended, their feet never touching stone. Vireya, cloaked in the shimmer of forgotten names. Saphriel, veiled in the ash of what must be shed. Elunai, crowned in the cold fire of judgment yet to come.

Brenda Schmidt and America writer and a portrait artist whose life has been shaped by reinvention and guided by creativity. From the vibrant pulse of Melrose Avenue in Hollywood, where she worked as a commercial artist for over a decade, to the quiet magic of Cambria, California, where she owned a gallery, Brenda’s artistic journey has always returned to the human figure, the soul behind the gaze.
Her career spans industries as diverse as banking, hospitality, and fine art. As a troubleshooter for financial institutions and a general manager for a hotel, Brenda honed a deep understanding of people, systems, and stories. Yet it was always art that called her back—the brush, the canvas, the mythic pull of visual storytelling.
Inspired by Matisse’s belief that “what interests me most is neither still life nor landscape, but the human figure,” Brenda’s work captures emotional nuance and cosmic wonder. OME: The Cosmic Myth is the culmination of that vision: a tale painted in starlight, where myth and memory entwine, and the stars illuminate the soul.


Tourist attraction in Laurel, Mississippi
This is my Home Town.
Restaurants:
The Loft, Pearl’s Diner, 320 Fifth Street, Café La Fleur
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