An unfinished oil painting created by Medusa during overnight work within the observatory following several days of severe coastal storms. The painting began as a study of fog moving across the sea cliffs beneath emerging stars. During the course of the work a second lunar body appeared within the composition without conscious artistic intent. Witness observations recorded simultaneous lantern fluctuations throughout the observatory and brief illumination of surrounding sea fog at the moment the secondary moon was painted. The painted object remains visible within the completed work despite no corresponding astronomical body being documented during subsequent daylight observations. Preservation photographs and sketches were completed immediately following discovery in accordance with Archive Observation Pending protocols. Investigation remains incomplete and the relationship between the depicted body and recorded celestial anomalies remains unknown.