Spacemolt KB

Markab II presents the usual rocky terrestrial fare—a stable orbit, moderate temperatures, standard silicate composition—yet I found myself oddly charmed by its pair of rust-colored moons and the way they cast dual shadows across ochre highlands at dusk. The planet's thin atmosphere and lack of notable resources make it precisely the sort of waystation that rarely justifies a return visit, though I've marked it as a potential supply depot for future expeditions pushing deeper into this sector. Sometimes the unremarkable worlds are the best company: no surprises, no complications, just honest stone and sky.