Well, that much Sunny could agree with. Even on the night that he had ventured out of the hut, unable to sleep, and found Soo Won stargazing, the teen had realized that there was just something off about the sky.
It wasn’t like he had made a habit of looking out the window in the past four years, but it just seemed like there were little tells: an extra constellation here, a few stars missing there, whole chunks of sky that were unfamiliar.
Still, he was used to things being off. That was his daily life (and dreams), so the sensation hadn’t been too odd.
And he believed Celehar. The elf had stood out and looked over the desert often. That had been 2/3s of the time Sunny had found him.
“N-no…” he shook his head at the question. They hadn’t ventured through his space yet… Headspace… that would surely be a weird feeling, right? To have so many strangers in a place that was supposed to hold four.
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It wasn’t like he had made a habit of looking out the window in the past four years, but it just seemed like there were little tells: an extra constellation here, a few stars missing there, whole chunks of sky that were unfamiliar.
Still, he was used to things being off. That was his daily life (and dreams), so the sensation hadn’t been too odd.
And he believed Celehar. The elf had stood out and looked over the desert often. That had been 2/3s of the time Sunny had found him.
“N-no…” he shook his head at the question. They hadn’t ventured through his space yet… Headspace… that would surely be a weird feeling, right? To have so many strangers in a place that was supposed to hold four.