From Ainsworth's discovery, sun crystals and moon crystals would form at any time of the day as long as there was a location where sunlight or moonlight was concentrated. However, only at noon or midnight would they rain in abundance.
Following the direction where the magnetic needle of the compass pointed, Ainsworth soon found a sun crystal on top of a building's rooftop.
No one had found it yet, and even zombies wouldn't dare touch a sun crystal. Unlike a moon crystal, zombies wouldn't covet a sun crystal, so no one had taken it yet. It was also possible that it was newly formed, so no one had the time to find and get it.
At least, not until Ainsworth made a compass just to find these sun crystals.
Taking the sun crystal, Ainsworth observed its appearance, which was a clear orange crystal with a warmth hue. Also, it was warm to the touch unlike the cool surface of a moon crystal.
