The entire subculture of anime explainer videos, there's only like five or so really, really

popular YouTubers and they all have the same cadence of, well, he used his level two type

waterbending form in the second level to defeat the spider demons brother as he walked up

there. That's genuinely very interesting. I don't need to know this. I just need to know.

There are no clouds in the skies over sphere. The sun, if we were to watch it in a laps, would

circle lazily over the landscape below, shining down constantly. Despite direct contact

from sunlight for hour after hour, day after day, the land below is cold, a frigid wasteland

of tundra and snow, snow that falls seasonally and stays forever. It crosses a landscape made

out of mounds and hills that are a combination of rock and packed ice. The Huru drifts at a low

altitude as the small flames that are kindled within the furnaces barely carry it through

the landscape. Right now, every hand is on deck at a lookout, trying to find what Gable knows to

be there. Gable, where are you at the helm? I'm the only one who kind of knows where this place

is. So heading it up. How are you guiding this navigation? In fact, like it being a midnight

sun situation makes it somewhat easy to manage because like if if the sun like is always

there, you're all you're never going to have like a real change in sight lines. And what you've

said before is that there's all these rock outcroppings, right? And they cast long shadows. So

all you're really doing is looking at the lines of these long outcropping shadows because they're

all these territories on the pole are built into the Lee. So there's not, it doesn't get hit by

any wind or anything. So all you need to do is just lazily float your way along these

ridges to find the one that you're looking for. Yeah. I think there is a grim tension for at

least half the ship because you know, some are are searching out into the frozen wastes looking

at, you know, the mountains that are maybe in the distance, the hills, the rocky croppings by

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