The Milky Way Galaxy, also known as the Starry River, is a galaxy stretching across the cosmic expanse.
When viewed from Blue Star, it resembles a river of silver, hence its name.
The Galaxy contains hundreds of millions of stars. From a distance, it looks like a colossal band of light stretching across the heavens, unfurling from the edge of the cosmic void, boundless and without end.
Within the galaxy, countless celestial bodies are scattered about—from those as large as stars to those as small as dust and meteorites—all drifting in their cyclical paths.
Space itself is layered and interwoven within the galaxy. Seas of stars stretch on endlessly, and nebulae drift like rainbow-hued mists descending from the highest heavens, their vapors swirling and flowing.
At this moment, tens of thousands of members of the Human Race in ancient-style garb were piloting all sorts of Flying Magical Treasures, advancing in a vast, mighty procession toward the interior of the Milky Way Galaxy.
