north highlands big herc stories

Since I don't have more context about 'North Highlands Big Herc Stories', it's hard to say precisely. But generally, it could be about the natural beauty of North Highlands as well. Big Herc might be a guide or a key figure in stories related to exploring the local landscapes, such as mountains, forests or rivers. And these stories could also tell about the traditional crafts and trades that are unique to North Highlands.

Based on the title, it seems that Big Herc is likely to be the main character.

The lunar ocean was not a real ocean. Early observers guessed that it was an ocean because some areas on the surface of the moon were dark and had low reflection. In fact, the surface was covered with a layer of basaltic material. There were 22 lunar seas on the moon, 19 of which were distributed on the front and only three small lunar seas on the back. The largest lunar sea was the "Storm Ocean," with an area of 5 million square kilometers, which was about the size of nine France. About 60% of the front side of the moon was covered by the lunar oceanic magma. The highlands were the areas on the surface of the moon that were higher than the lunar sea, usually about 1 - 2 kilometers above the lunar sea level. It was mainly composed of light-colored plagioclasite, which had a high degree of sunlight reflection and looked white and shiny on the moon. The Lunaette was made up of the surface rocks, plagioclines, and materials that had been hit by meteorites in ancient times. It was brighter in color, older than the Moon Ocean, and had more dense craters. The Lunaette was mainly distributed on the dark side of the Moon. On the front side of the Moon, the total area of the Lunaette was roughly the same as the total area of the Moon Ocean. On the dark side of the Moon, the Lunaette was much larger. Lunaette was the oldest terrain on the moon's surface. Its plagiocentric ages were mainly between 4.5 billion and 4.25 billion years old, but some areas were as low as 3.9 billion years old. After being bombarded by meteorites for a long time, the upper part of the rock layer, which was about 10 kilometers thick, had been scorched, and the impact could be as deep as 20 kilometers.

There were many temples to explore in the Gruder Highlands, including the Temple of Gehau. To activate the temple, one had to follow the following steps: First, fly to the wall, enter Link's time, and shoot the altar with an electric arrow. After a successful hit, the altar would turn green, indicating that the temple had been successfully activated. After entering the temple, one could open the treasure chest to obtain rewards. A detailed strategy and the locations of other temples could be found in the relevant strategy section.

Honestly, I'm not familiar with a direct connection. It could be that they are both related to a particular comic genre or have similar themes, but that's just a guess.