Happy to report that I've got some that the locals had drawn up. They were kind enough to provide me with some copies, if you'd like to take a look with me. I'll be charting the old fashioned way and then entering them as data.
[ pulling out some rolls of paper from inside their jacket, as they come closer. ]
[ they're happy to hand him the papers, actually, so that they can take their jacket off. if he unrolls them, they look like traditional hand drawn star charts, but there's no familiar stars among the anorian skies. ]
Turns out, they do. They have a rich tradition of story telling. You're - also from Earth, if I remember right? Their version of the North Star, the one that they navigate by, is part of a cluster of stars they refer to as Firestar. Apparently he was a mighty leader in their oral history that came from humble beginnings, learning the ways of their people and rising to glory.
There was Brambleclaw, Goosefeather... they have an, ah, interesting naming convention on this planet.
[ kicks the warrior cats tv tropes page under my work desk ]
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[ pulling out some rolls of paper from inside their jacket, as they come closer. ]
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Do they have any names? Any - legends related to them? The stars and the constellations, I mean.
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Turns out, they do. They have a rich tradition of story telling. You're - also from Earth, if I remember right? Their version of the North Star, the one that they navigate by, is part of a cluster of stars they refer to as Firestar. Apparently he was a mighty leader in their oral history that came from humble beginnings, learning the ways of their people and rising to glory.
There was Brambleclaw, Goosefeather... they have an, ah, interesting naming convention on this planet.
[ kicks the warrior cats tv tropes page under my work desk ]