Far out at the uttermost extremity of the Outermost Arm, just a few jumps from Arm's End, stand the Infinity Pools, 5 ocean worlds at the edge of the galaxy. Beyond them, only endless void and the distant view of our unattainable galactic neighbours. The Magellanic Clouds loom large - there is surely no such oasis closer than this.
Body A7 is pictured above; three of the worlds orbit a secondary star, a mere half-million light seconds from the primary. Below we see A8, B4, and the loosely-paired twins B5 and B6.

Far out at the uttermost extremity of the Outermost Arm, just a few jumps from Arm's End, stand the Infinity Pools, 5 ocean worlds at the edge of the galaxy. Beyond them, only endless void and the distant view of our unattainable galactic neighbours. The Magellanic Clouds loom large - there is surely no such oasis closer than this.
Two worlds orbit the primary star; another three circle a secondary star, a mere half-million light seconds away. Pictured above is body A7; below we see A8, B4, and the loosely-paired twins B5 and B6.