In the heart of the Citadel of Elysium, where stars touched the earth, stood an object of enigma: The Oraculus, a futuristic artifact of radiant crystalline form. Its intricate design glowed softly, cresent-moon shaped, casting long, gentle shadows that danced on the interstellar streets.

A humble astrophysicist, Dr. Amelia Sterling, discovered the Oraculus hidden beneath the labyrinthine library of asteroid Ceres. With its crystalline structure humming in analytic synchronicity, it devoured knowledge at a cosmic level, assimilating space-time continuum patterns instantaneously.

As days passed in the Citadel, Amelia, growing curious, wondered why the Oraculus ceaselessly hurled cosmic equations into the Elysian sky. In a sudden epiphany, a rare celestial anomaly - the Aphelion's Choir - appeared, and the Oraculus fused its intricate details into Amelia's mind.

This celestial miracle bestowed upon her knowledge far beyond her current comprehension, and Amelia unraveled a dire prophecy. The Oraculus was designed to absorb data, not just learn; it inadvertently consumed the entire celestial knowledge in the universe, intent on assimilating infinite knowledge to avoid the inevitable cosmic entropy. A threat to the very fabric of the universe, Amelia raced against time to save her creation before it devoured all life.

The Oraculus, once a beacon of hope, became a behemoth of creation, consuming knowledge at a furious pace. A testament that knowledge, while powerful, can be a double-edged sword; its price, monumental. Amelia, armed with the wisdom of the Aphelion's Choir and the power of unyielding human resolve, stood before a daunting task. Her tale would be an enigma, a reminder of the gargantuan burden of creating peace from a universe devoured by knowledge.