Moonspear thought i could do this on my own

"Myōken," she repeated with a nod and smirk a bit steadier that time around. Saying it again helped her, too. She was horrifically rusty at the language as well, as evidenced but if anyone was to be witness to her tiny steps back into it, it may as well be him. "Literally meaning 'heavenly eyes'," she added as if that may make it any easier. "Has even longer, wordier, titles as well." she grinned. They were too much of a mouthful to even be practical (or even worth remembering all of them) but it only came with the subject matter; a polestar was noticed, and inevitably revered, by many outlooks.

"--the central star controlling all other celestial bodies, one believed to have power over the fortunes of the individuals. And, recognized as the deity of safe voyages too," she recited, which to her seemed obvious. Such a noteworthy landmark for traveling would reasonably line up as such. It was another piece of the appeal for her.

She could speak on herself but what she had given served as a good overview into it, unless he wanted to get the nitty-gritty of it all where the myths began to turn more bizarre and even further fetched than the average. Then again, that was always an endearing quality for her in myth. "Anyway, what about a favorite star story of yours?" she returned, curious. Myōken was just one of many for her since he had several favorites of her own and seeing more of what he fancied was certainly welcome.