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... the Primeveil, although it was close enough. Every day at exactly 5:30 am the sun would rise within Perilith, and at exactly 6:30 pm the sun would set, without any deviation whatsoever - at least so far. That provided a solid thirteen hours for the teams to thoroughly explore the alternate dimension.

There were certain drawbacks to having to return every night, however. Ultimately, there would only be a certain distance they could travel to and return within a 13 hour time frame. At the ...

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