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Although it is basically impossible to have a regular terrestrial sleep schedule, when you’re orbiting an Alien Planet 10.5 times within 24 hours, a certain rhythm still develops after a while.
After many years of living on different Planets and in different Orbits, I’ve come to the conclusion that “morning” isn’t a fixed timeframe on the clock.
To me, morning is now simply the time after you wake up. No matter the actual time. Time is relative afterall, so it should be treated that way.
The “Morning” is an important time however. It is the time in which I make the decisions on how to move forward with my mission.
Eurytos’ oceans are vast and engrossing. And even though I have only explored a tiny fraction up to this point, I am still curious to see what lies beyond the waves.
So I’ve made a decision.
I decided to explore the Land.

I can always return anyway …

Description

Although it is basically impossible to have a regular terrestrial sleep schedule, when you’re orbiting an Alien Planet 10.5 times within 24 hours, a certain rhythm still develops after a while.
After many years of living on different Planets and in different Orbits, I’ve come to the conclusion that “morning” isn’t a fixed timeframe on the clock.
To me, morning is now simply the time after you wake up. No matter the actual time. Time is relative afterall, so it should be treated that way.
The “Morning” is an important time however. It is the time in which I make the decisions on how to move forward with my mission.
Eurytos’ oceans are vast and engrossing. And even though I have only explored a tiny fraction up to this point, I am still curious to see what lies beyond the waves.
So I’ve made a decision.
I decided to explore the Land.

I can always return anyway …