Fake Regressor Apocalypse

Noah vs Riaz (1)

After serving its purpose to brighten up the day for just the right amount of time, the sun sank beyond the horizon, leaving behind a spectacular display of the vast expanse of space that lies beyond the earth, complete with glittering stars and a nearly full moon in the dark night sky.

It was after the evening time, when I glanced up at such a spectacle as I exited the minibus with Sylvia, Mia, and Jimmy.

Whenever I look at the night sky, it always brings me more peace of mind than the sky during the day.

A blue sky is what I refer to as a fake sky, since it is obscured by sunlight from the sun that, after striking Earth's atmosphere, refracts and splits into multiple parts of the spectrum, giving the appearance of a blue sky.

As if someone had placed a cage around us to contain our yearning, acting as both a roof above our head and a limit to our ambitions.

However, this night sky, the real sky devoid of any such cover, gives us a clear view of what lies beyond this planet.

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