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Thank you so much for watching me! It means a lot to me that people would care about my art or ideas, or even consider me a potential friend. Here's a bit of lore for Astronomer, a character I hold dear to my heart.
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Exploring the vest region of Mars (vest from the research base), Astronomer was walking steadily along the rough terrain, red and orange dust being lifted up by its legs. The weather was rather nice for Mars, that was what Astronomer was thinking. The night enveloped the surface of the Red planet, leaving only the light of the stars to shine through the slim atmosphere.
Near a hill, something common on Mars, Astronomer decided to stop and look at the sky. The Devil camera following it stopped as well and recorded the night show, the vastitude of stars, so close, yet so far apart on the sky. The moons sluggishly drifting in dead space, between flickering gas masses, like ships sailing through the unknown waters of the Arctic. Astronomer felt attracted to the scenery, in a way neither its coding, nor its brain could understand. Feeling both alone and part of an unseen energy, the orchestra of the universe, it was a new sensation for it. Astronomer kept looking at the sky, as if it was the last time it will show itself, and was thankful to exist together with the planets, with the stars, with the humans far away, and with the red rocks close to it.

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Description
Thank you so much for watching me! It means a lot to me that people would care about my art or ideas, or even consider me a potential friend. Here's a bit of lore for Astronomer, a character I hold dear to my heart.
😃
Exploring the vest region of Mars (vest from the research base), Astronomer was walking steadily along the rough terrain, red and orange dust being lifted up by its legs. The weather was rather nice for Mars, that was what Astronomer was thinking. The night enveloped the surface of the Red planet, leaving only the light of the stars to shine through the slim atmosphere.
Near a hill, something common on Mars, Astronomer decided to stop and look at the sky. The Devil camera following it stopped as well and recorded the night show, the vastitude of stars, so close, yet so far apart on the sky. The moons sluggishly drifting in dead space, between flickering gas masses, like ships sailing through the unknown waters of the Arctic. Astronomer felt attracted to the scenery, in a way neither its coding, nor its brain could understand. Feeling both alone and part of an unseen energy, the orchestra of the universe, it was a new sensation for it. Astronomer kept looking at the sky, as if it was the last time it will show itself, and was thankful to exist together with the planets, with the stars, with the humans far away, and with the red rocks close to it.

If commenting from ProjectComment, I would like to know your opinion on the short story too.