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[heroforhobby]

I just found out today that this place has more than one continent. [He's been here for a few months now, so this is kind of sad.] That's kind of weird, isn't it? I wonder what happened to make it break up like that.

Guess I'm curious to know, though, 'cause I've been kinda bored today: anyone else's world different like that? Or anyone else's look like mine? Here. It's like this...

[He takes a moment to scratch out something, yes, you get to watch him doodle in a notebook he found nearby (sorry, Genos), and holds up this masterpiece. He even drew waves on it to help you get the full picture.]

So...?

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[heroforhobby]

How can you even see a black moon?

[nolongerasleep]

You can see it by what it conceals. There is always a round place in the sky with no stars and what stars it covers change over time.

[heroforhobby]

Ah, like an eclipse?

[nolongerasleep]

Yes, very much like that. It's so normal to us that we don't even think to ask something like that, we can just point out where it is.

[heroforhobby]

Can you see it during the day? That'd be creepy.

[nolongerasleep]

Usually the light drowns it out, but it can be visible sometimes just like the moon here can be. To us it's not creepy to see it, but that could be due to the foreboding tales of it falling from the sky. Silly tales to scare children into behaving, of course.

[Except not entirely, but the way she says it makes it seem like she's not lying. It's just that "falling from the sky" is just the tale's way of explaining the sheer destruction that would happen if that thing was woken up like a certain idiot wants to do.]

[heroforhobby]

...It's NOT creepy to see it despite being told as kids it could fall from the sky at any moment??