>Also, does Kaguya actually come from the moon in UF?

I'm not sure if her place of origin is literally the Moon, to the extent that the Apollo astronauts could have made contact if they landed in the right place, or a Dìqiú-style spirit realm/dreamworld kind of place that has the Moon as its focal point in this reality. Weirdly enough, the latter would actually make more sense, story-wise.

>And if so, is it
>possible that the agreement to not settle the near side of the noon
>(the one Corwin mentioned in Roses in Springtime) was actually
>a secret treaty with the people of the moon who banished Kaguya? Or at
>least that they had some influence over the outcome?

Even if the above is true, that's probably still the case. Even if the Lunarians don't literally live on the nothing-here-but-dust-and-vacuum Moon, if it's the anchor of their spirit realm in this world, they're going to be particular about what happens to it.

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