[ It's an accurate guess. Maine nods, his eyes instinctively flicking skyward for a moment. There are no stars to see: only the sky framed by the edges of the stadium. It's a little strange to see a sky after spending so long in space, but he doesn't bring that up. He'll adjust eventually.
Returning his eyes to Hawke, Maine explains, ]
Space stations are usually bigger than ships. Like small cities. Lived in one before this.
[ "This," said with a little gesture to their surroundings. This place, New Amsterdam. This universe. ]
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Returning his eyes to Hawke, Maine explains, ]
Space stations are usually bigger than ships. Like small cities. Lived in one before this.
[ "This," said with a little gesture to their surroundings. This place, New Amsterdam. This universe. ]