My second ever expedition to nowhere. My first was special, no logs for that one, but it was great. I visited my favorite nebula—round trip—and will likely remain my favorite. NGC 6334, AKA the Cat's Paw nebula. Really beautiful, must say. Really get's you hooked on the discovery aspect of exploration. I even named my favorite vessel after it: 'Yarn [NGC634]', a Type-8 outfitted for exploration. It may not compete with the Mandalay or Anaconda, but I just love the design, the feel; can't blame me for it.

Past that, my next expedition is more centralized around wandering, looking for something new. I'm currently heading to the more system-dense area's of the Milky Way. I'll DSS scan any systems that are terraformable, but I enjoy exploring on the bodies themselves. The Xeno-fauna one can find is pretty. I make sure to scan as much as I can see.

Nevertheless, today I landed on Slulee LW-N d6-100 A 6 D and landed to scan more fauna. Some patterns on the ground caught my eye, so I took off and got a birds eye view; A coloration of sand that looked more akin to a scarecrow harvesting crops. could just be coincidence, but that doesn't change how pretty it was.