The moment the question left his lips, Allen had already dismissed it.
The word "satellite" is fundamentally a product tied to the concept of spherical celestial bodies. A planet generates gravity due to its mass, and a satellite uses its initial velocity to balance with that gravity, forming a stable, repeating orbit.
But this world has no planets.
Nor does it have so-called "orbits."
Allen closed his eyes, piecing together the fragmented astronomical knowledge he had accumulated at the Wizard Academy.
The fundamental structure of this world was completely different from the universe he was familiar with. The heavens were round, and the earth was square. The sun overhead wasn't a star but a pure ball of fire solidified by Law. The moon was a solid sphere made of moonstone; it didn't wax or wane, and its glow even contained a gentle Magic Power that aided Meditation.
And at the edge of the sky, there was no vacuum, no outer space.
There was the Crystal Wall.
