"It is rather different, isn't it? I had thought the savannah would be darker but the star and moonlight is surprisingly illuminating." He has no issue with traversing through the dark as it is, but it was practically pleasant to walk through the dry grass back to the mirror under such calm light. It's different than when the light stops reaching into the depths of the ocean, leading to nothing more than the faint occasional wisp of bioluminescence from a sea creature.

One that Rook might be getting to see rather closely soon as they continue on their path. "No light reaches the ocean floor. It is why so many deep-sea creatures produce their own... and why so many others are attracted to that light."