This is only the beginning
My observations since arriving in this strange land are as follows:
It is a temperate climate, with lush vegetation surrounding the
city. Temperatures seem to be between sixty-five degrees at night and
seventy-eight degrees in the daytime. A one hour rain falls at the
sixth hour each night to hydrate the vegetation and to replenish the
city’s water source. The air is neither humid nor dry and seems to be
without any known pollutants or pollens.
Day and night seem equally distributed as if in a perpetual
equinox. At dusk and dawn the sun and moon appear on opposing sides of
the horizon. To the uneducated, it would appear that the moon is
chasing the sun across the night sky. The moon remains full each evening
unlike the waxing and waning of earth’s moon. There is one anomaly,
however. Every 30 days the moon appears blood red and no rain falls
throughout the night.
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