A pirate's tactic

[freearcadia]

This is more directed to those, who like me have been dragged to this world, though I won't fault a native for listening in.

I am curious as to what we might have in common: world names, languages, culture, technology - and what is different.

This isn't just idle curiosity or a means of trying to find some comfort of familiarity in such a strange land, but I suspect if there is enough of a commonality in one area or another, we could in someway use it to our advantage against the Empire.

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[freearcadia]

...Other worlds in the sea of stars.

[It's probably the same here, but now he's thinking rather deeply about the metaphysics, which he presently does not have the vocabulary in Imperial for]

Most stars you see... and many more you can't have worlds around them, all shapes, sizes, some are dead, others are full of life, many far different from what you know.

[newmemorywhodis]

The stars are places?!

[freearcadia]

[He nods, there's something almost cute about Link's shock.]

Yes, the sun is a star as well. So think of all those stars as very distant suns with worlds of their own.

[newmemorywhodis]

You visited them?

[freearcadia]

Some, it'd take far more than any person's natural life span to see even a tenth of the worlds that are...

[Habitable, Has breathable air... what's a good term?]

Safe.

[newmemorywhodis]

[Link hums, a soft noise of acknowledgement and understanding. He's seen the stars; he couldn't even imagine trying to count them. Never mind visit them all]