You like to think of yourself as the most conversant in English of all the people. You can even read and write in English, and know words that don’t come into conversation every day.
One of those words is antipodal. It means on the far side of the world.
Today, you get to use that word.
As the teacher introduces his students to your father, you learn the one who has caught your eye is named Moria Mori, and she comes from a place called Micronesia, which is on the opposite of the world from where your people live.
You would love to hear Moria’s story one day, of how she came to be from there to here.
Moria is dark-skinned with dark straight hair, like the original humans of this land (though her skin is not as ruddy-brown). And even with the warm clothing she wears, you can tell she has a very nice shape.
When she catches you eyeing her, Moria ducks her head and blushes. This makes her even more intriguing to you.
Your musing over Moria is interrupted by the human teacher asking if it would be possible to visit The Cave of
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