While a Chancellor traveled to meet with his father, a meeting that would reshape understanding of what death meant in the Adrastia lineage, Achilles had positioned one of his Constellation Dream Bodies in the depths of the Sea of Thalassara.
The adjustment period was fascinating, experiencing reality through multiple perspectives simultaneously.
His main massive body, existing in narrative space while observing the entire Star Seas, provided one kind of awareness…vast, comprehensive, but somehow distant.
The Constellation Dream Bodies offered something more immediate, more personal, even if they were technically just projections of his consciousness dreaming themselves into specific locations.
At this moment, this particular body sat in the expansive radiant blue sea, surrounded by waters that had never known terrestrial shores.
The environment defied conventional understanding of what "underwater" meant.
