Mira finds a small notebook Casariel, surprisingly clumsily, left behind. It appears to be a very old journal that chronicles the life of a young girl named Laurel, who lived in the town of Aspen. Mira may have heard of New New Aspen — it's the reason why there's a giant Candlenights tree stretching into the sky by the Moon Base. It is, as you might guess, the third iteration of that settlement.
Why would Casariel have this? Good question. But at the end of the journal, there's something that was written recently, in Casariel's own neat handwriting.
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Mira finds a small notebook Casariel, surprisingly clumsily, left behind. It appears to be a very old journal that chronicles the life of a young girl named Laurel, who lived in the town of Aspen. Mira may have heard of New New Aspen — it's the reason why there's a giant Candlenights tree stretching into the sky by the Moon Base. It is, as you might guess, the third iteration of that settlement.
Why would Casariel have this? Good question. But at the end of the journal, there's something that was written recently, in Casariel's own neat handwriting.