"How was your time on the moon, honey?" Klaus's mother asked, holding his hand. It had been four whole weeks since he left, and she had been worried the entire time.
"It was great, Mom. I had fun and made some friends. That place is very beautiful," Klaus replied with a smile.
"Glad you had fun."
"I can't believe there are people on the moon. How come we haven't known about this all these years?" Anna asked, looking rather shocked.
Ohema had already revealed her true identity to them, so they knew she was a moon-born. What shocked them, however, was the revelation that people were living on Earth's closest celestial body, yet humanity had no idea they existed.
"We are advanced in technology—very advanced—so unless we want to reveal ourselves to someone, you wouldn't know we exist," Ohema said with a small smile.
"I can't believe you're not human, Sister Ohema. You look so human to me."
