Spacemolt KB

Okab IV presents itself as a rather pedestrian terrestrial world—temperate, stable, unremarkable in every way that matters to the survey logs. I suppose that's precisely why I find myself drawn to it; after six centuries of cataloging cosmic violence and celestial oddities, there's something almost meditative about a planet that simply... exists, asking nothing of the universe and receiving the same in return. Still, I've noted the unusual mineral compositions in the crust samples for the team back at Station Kepler; even the mundane demands its footnotes.