Sunlight spores?

[AquaRegia he/him]

The Coppermind entry for Lumar includes the following list:

Known oceans[edit]

• Emerald Sea (made of verdant aether; also known as Verdant Sea)^[11][12]
• Crimson Sea (made of crimson aether)^[11]
• Midnight Sea (made of midnight aether)^[11]
• Sapphire Sea (made of zephyr; also known as Zephyr Sea)^[13][14]
• Rose Sea (made of roseite)^[15]

However, both the oven and flare gun make use of "sunlight spores" that produce heat and light.  Does this not imply the existence of a Sunlight Sea (and therefore a Sunlight Moon)?

Edited January 3, 2023 by AquaRegia
stupid typo

[PurpurPhönix he/him]

I think it does, but without any kind of explicitly given name, it's hard to classify it under the Known Oceans

[Lightspen of the Glass Sea she/her]

Maybe put “possible sea made of sunlight spores”?

[+Oltux72 he/him]

12 hours ago, AquaRegia said:

However, both the oven and flare gun make use of "sunlight spores" that produce heat and light.  Does this not imply the existence of a Sunlight Sea (and therefore a Sunlight Moon)?

Some spores are reported to have a golden color. It would fit.

[RaeTheRaven]

Well, we know there are 12 seas. one for each moon. They're not all named in the book though, mostly just those that Tress uses the spores of. So I guess it's implied that there's a Sunlight Sea. But it might also be called something else like the golden sea or something, since not all seas are named the same as their spores. Or at the very least some seas have two names.