That night, Javier hummed softly to himself after dinner.
The satellite had successfully reached its first orbit, and the very first image displayed on his mana glasses took his breath away. It was beautiful.
Different from anything he'd seen in his previous world. The expanse of space here was bathed in colors that defied description: a white so vivid and strange it almost shimmered, shades that didn't exist in any spectrum he remembered. The sky was painted in hues he had no words for, like starlight filtered through crystal, or snowflakes that glowed from within.
It was more beautiful than any solar system he had known. The stars seemed larger, closer, and pulsed with mana. Bands of color wove through the darkness, like streams of living energy. Even the planets looked different, shapes and auras swirling gently.
For a long moment, Javier simply stared, lost in the wonder of a new world's sky.
