>"You can probably get a good kick out of those geta, at least."
>Have a look at the sky, and note the details about all the oddities up there.
> "Oh, yeah."
> Once the two of you are outside, you look up at the sky.
> The crack in the sky hasn't changed, except now that you actually look at it, the sky along it is darker than the rest. You suppose that blue would still be a passable color for the sky, but you can't ignore the other colors up there. The colors are in the clouds and bleed into the sky a little. You can see all the stars, but not the moon. If you may digress, it should be a full moon in two days. Tonight it should be visible.
> The water bubbles hang in place. You think they're the only things that aren't moving in the sky: everything else is following the celestial clock: the sun has shifted across the sky as usual, and so on.
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