From up here they could see for hundreds of kilometres across Frettle Plate. The system's star, Lacelere, was still rising and slowly yellowing to full brightness, shining through the continents of air to anti-spinward, its radiance obliterating any detail on the lands still in shade.
From a high vantage point, the view stretched for hundreds of kilometers across Frettle Plate, revealing a vast and expansive landscape. The glow of Lacelere, the system's star, was gradually intensifying, casting a yellowish light that illuminated the surroundings as it continued to rise. This brilliance overshadowed the darker areas of land, rendering them devoid of detail and visually blending them into the shadows.
The rising sun created a stark contrast between the illuminated regions and those still cloaked in darkness. This powerful display of light transformed the scenery, highlighting the beauty of the vastness while simultaneously erasing the intricate features of those areas not yet touched by the sun's rays.
