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[valeas]

Not long after Yancai went back in time, I became convinced the two moons that steward the village were not real. I couldn't tell you where this feeling came from, beyond a connection I have to the celestial. 

I know I was not alone in my conviction.

It led Lan Wangji and myself to Storm's Sage — specifically, to a room that was filled with runes. It looked to me like it was once an observatory, except now it has a gaping hole in its ceiling that allows moonlight to shine down into a large bowl of water directly underneath it.

The magic exuding from the bowl did not register malicious to me, but it did seem constant, as though it could not and must not be interrupted. It also came with some fragments of memories, though they were disjointed and incoherent.

( To the best of her abilities, Emilia describes every fragment she was privy to. )

I realise how absurd this may sound, but it truly did feel as though the moon was in the room. In the water.

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[valeas]

All right.

We'll take it a few steps at a time, quickly.

I know Wrath has his own vested interest in finding the anchors, as well. I'll go find Allison so we can go over Miang-Si's books some more, see if there's something we missed.

Should I find anything else, I'll let you know, and please do the same.

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[ He appreciates that Emilia is taking the initiative. It's good to hear Wrath is on it, though he expected nothing less; he's aware of how he feels about the Huntress on top of everything else.

He's got another idea to get answers, but at this point they might be waiting until the next time jump. ]

I'll be in touch.