Echo of the Pale Moon

You impress a fragment of your memory into pale lunar magic, recording your image, voice, and emotional tone for up to 1 minute. The recording carries subtle truth-weight: your expression, hesitation, and feeling are preserved exactly as they were when the spell was cast.
When you finish casting, you name a settlement, sacred site, or Moonfallen-recognized haven you are familiar with within 10 miles. The memory condenses into a silvery wisp that vanishes upward, traveling along unseen lunar paths.
At the next moonrise, the wisp manifests in a quiet, reflective place within the destination—such as a shrine, apothecary, healer’s hall, cemetery, or moonlit courtyard—and projects the memory once. Creatures within 30 feet can see and hear the image clearly, though it sheds dim silvery light in a 10-foot radius.
The echo cannot be altered, paused, or interacted with, and it cannot answer questions. Physical contact reveals the projection to be illusory, though many Moonfallen claim it feels warm rather than empty.
If the destination is desecrated, warded against lunar magic, or no suitable reflective space exists, the echo does not appear and instead fades harmlessly.