According to common sense, one shouldn't see the moon at the end of the month.
However, the Sea Moon clearly defies logic; as soon as night falls, it emerges from the eastern "horizon," big and bright, guiding the way.
Flood Dragons play in the water, gliding across the seabed, their shadows faintly illuminated by the glow of the Sea Moon following behind.
But as the night deepens, the Sea Moon rises higher and its light becomes almost as faint as to blend with the azure "sky," barely distinguishable.
Jiang Yuan's system map is now unusable, with only nearby seabed mountains and basins showing up, but not even directions like north, south, east, and west.
He thinks it's because he hasn't obtained the Sea Chart.
