The moon, although only a slim crescent, is many times larger than the one Roxie is used to. The stars are in new configurations, although, here and there and with a decent-enough telescope, distant galaxies and clusters and even nebulae can be recognised. A bright arc of stars stretches overhead.
Zelda is silent, musing about the lamps Roxie described. Sheik watches them both.
"Your world must be very bright," he says softly, breaking the silence.
((OOC: Purely headcanon - I'm sticking the planet Hyrule is on in another part of the Milky Way, so the constellations are completely different, but larger structures like galaxies and star clusters (and, closer to home, nebulae) are recognisable if Roxie knows anything about astronomy.))
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Zelda is silent, musing about the lamps Roxie described. Sheik watches them both.
"Your world must be very bright," he says softly, breaking the silence.
((OOC: Purely headcanon - I'm sticking the planet Hyrule is on in another part of the Milky Way, so the constellations are completely different, but larger structures like galaxies and star clusters (and, closer to home, nebulae) are recognisable if Roxie knows anything about astronomy.))