[ Claude hadn't been expecting to receive a detailed explanation in return, but it's very welcome and he listens carefully to what Julie tells him. There's more similarities than just the ones he's noted as it turns out, but not much in common with what he grew up with. The idea of multiple religions being popular across a world and not just limited to a singular one as the power in charge - it sort of aligns with his hopes of what Fodlan might look like someday. Perhaps it's possible there if somewhere as extensive as Julie's world was able to manage doing so from the sounds of it. ]

Huh. [ Is the response he goes with while digesting all of that information. He has questions - quite a few - but just as he doesn't feel particularly like diving into the depths of the Church of Seiros more than he has to, Claude has a feeling Julie might be feeling the same after the synopsis she has given him quite kindly. ] It's curious to me that despite how different things are from what I've learned of others' homes that there's some parts that seem to be constants in all of them.

[ There's lots more he could say on that, really, but stars and constellations are always more his speed given they're one of his favorite topics. Which might be given away, if it wasn't already, by his expression brightening just a bit at the mention she knows of an archer where she's from as well. ]

I can't say ours have proper names like the one I'm guessing you just said. Most of them are... pretty literal in what they're meant to signify in the sky. The Archer, The Twins, The Lion, that sort of thing. Not particularly inventive even if they all have stories to go with them, as do the moons used to mark dates on Fodlan's calendar. The calendar here is something else I'll have to adjust to since we have months but they're all named after the moons they fall under. Plus each of those moons have stories and meanings much like the constellations, as well as some tales about them determining someone's personality.