Xia Jue said softly, "Legend has it that if you celebrate on the day the Silver Moon Star Sea appears, you'll have good harvests for the next month..."
This was actually a legend Xia Jue had heard from a village woman.
The legend had circulated far longer than any of the other stories. Of course, by now, it had long since become more than a simple legend-it had become their folk custom, their habit.
Su Jiu quietly watched this extraordinary sky, her expression still unchanged.
Xia Jue murmured beside Su Jiu's ear, "Junior Sister, have you noticed anything?"
Su Jiu hesitated, seemingly uncertain. "Interwoven space?"
Xia Jue shook his head with a faint smile. "Wrong. This time, it's overlapping space. It's different from the interwoven space we experienced last time."
Understanding dawned on Su Jiu. "Two spaces overlapping and merging into one? Could the moons of the two spaces be the nodes?"
Warmth touched the smile on Xia Jue's lips. "My little Junior Sister is as clever as ever. One hint, and you understand."
"But how could that happen? Where would a second Silver Moon Star... Sea... come from?" The last word was almost inaudible.
Xia Jue stroked the top of Su Jiu's head. "Have you worked it out now?"
Su Jiu had worked it out. There was more than one sea in this world, and no rule stipulated that overlapping spaces had to be identical. That raised another question: where did the sea now overlapping the Silver Moon Star Sea come from?
But what puzzled Su Jiu even more was why her Senior Brother seemed to understand space more deeply than she did.
"Senior Brother, can you sense spatial power too?"
"Sense it? I suppose you could call it that. But judging by your expression, what you really want