Below the Thueche Brahe Nebula, and almost 1600 Ly below the galactic plane, sits this - at first glance mundane - system. One world draws the explorer's attention - ABC 2 b ("Maris"), with 6 biosigns and 3 geosigns under an ammonia atmosphere. Viewed from its close companion moon ("Piper"), the atmosphere glows pale green and the irregular potato-shape is apparent.
The two worlds are in close enough orbit of the parent Gas Giant with Water-based life (ABC 2 "King Edward") that a wide variety of spectacular views are available. And the active geology means that Maris is host to the unusual flora Fumerola Extremus among other biology.

Those who travel this far may may well find their path takes them via the nearby neutron star Thueche BF-A e0, parent to 3 directly-orbiting water worlds, and worthy of a brief side trip if not a transgalactic digression.