Queen Mikoto's library continues to be a sanctuary of endless discovery. Today, I found myself drawn to ancient Hoshidan texts about celestial bodies and their connection to the water's tides. There is a certain poetry to how the moon, so distant and silent, can command the oceans with such invisible force. It reminds me that even the most profound connections are not always visible to the eye. I have often felt like that moon—watching, influencing from what feels like a great distance. But perhaps... it is the quiet forces that shape the world most deeply.