Season 32000 Direct
As the 32,000th Season drew to a close, the sunflower finally bloomed. Its petals weren't perfect; they were slightly asymmetrical, battered by the artificial winds of the sky-cities.
It was a simple sunflower seed, dormant for nearly thirty thousand years. Season 32000
In the year 32,000, humanity had long since abandoned the concept of individual years. Time was measured in , and the era of the 32,000th Season —roughly 8,000 years after the Great Rebirth—was known as the Season of the Glass Tide . The World of the Glass Tide As the 32,000th Season drew to a close,
: Human dwellings, called Aureoles , drifted like dandelion seeds in the stratosphere. They were held aloft by "gravitic anchors" that tethered them to the core of the planet, drawing power from the Earth's very heartbeat. In the year 32,000, humanity had long since
As the 32,000th Season drew to a close, the sunflower finally bloomed. Its petals weren't perfect; they were slightly asymmetrical, battered by the artificial winds of the sky-cities.
It was a simple sunflower seed, dormant for nearly thirty thousand years.
In the year 32,000, humanity had long since abandoned the concept of individual years. Time was measured in , and the era of the 32,000th Season —roughly 8,000 years after the Great Rebirth—was known as the Season of the Glass Tide . The World of the Glass Tide
: Human dwellings, called Aureoles , drifted like dandelion seeds in the stratosphere. They were held aloft by "gravitic anchors" that tethered them to the core of the planet, drawing power from the Earth's very heartbeat.