Sweet dreams are made of these...

[thespaceopera]

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ROOMS BY CHARACTER

A Abigail Hobbs Aiya/Gray Nightingale Adrasteius Anor'thalion Ahsoka Tano Alex Russo Allen Walker Anders Anthony Crowley Asteffiel Axel

B - D Belthazar Spellscry Beverly Crusher Bran Stark Caesar Zeppeli Cayde-6 Cheese Sandwich Clay Terran Coil Cole Davesprite Duke Pantarei

E - I Elecman.exe Elena Gilbert Elize Lutus Felix Harrowgate Fenris Finrod Haruka Tenoh/Sailor Uranus Imperator Furiosa Isabela Issac Lahey

J - M Jade Harley James Barnes/Jim James Barnes/Winter Joseph Joestar Katara Katniss Everdeen/Nova Kirito/Kazuto Kirigaya Kurt Wagner Leanne Loki Maladict(a) Max Caulfield Megaman Mordin Solus

Comments

[save_the_souls]

[...]

...Now you're just being a smartarse.

[geonomy]

[He laughs, the sound seeming to echo a bit in the area, and just drifts further back. After a moment, he goes right back to his - we'll call it the "default state".]

The hottest surface area on Earth ever recorded was El Azizia, Libya, in 1922, when it reached 136 degrees Fahrenheit, or 57.8 degrees Celsius. On the flip side, the coldest surface area ever recorded was from Russia's Vostok Station, which reached negative 128.6 degrees Fahrenheit, or negative 89.2 degrees Celsius, in 1983.

[save_the_souls]

[And...that next thing wasn't even relevant to their conversation and he's now drifting away. Okay. That's weird. Was this supposed to be some dream thing? He spends a half moment trying to decide if he should try to snap him out of it- but you know if he's just spouting earth fact? Whatever. He's just...gonna take some time to enjoy the view of his homeworld in all it's beauty before it's time to leave. Yeah. That seems like a good plan]

[At least the view is beautiful.]