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Its story

12 Pegasi is a luminous K-type star whose modest apparent brightness from Earth conceals a true power: at nearly fourteen hundred light-years, its light must cross an ocean of vacuum just to barely register on the human eye. It hangs from the great body of Pegasus, far from the Square, in a region only attentive observers know how to search. Its photons set out long before the first European printing press.