Far across the galaxies, orbiting a dying violet sun, lies the wondrous world of Zyphoria. Even from space, Zyphoria is instantly recognizable by its vivid violet hue that envelops the entire orb in an otherworldly glow. Wispy azure and plum clouds swirl across its lavender skies. Oceans of rich lilac lap at shimmering amethyst beaches and coves that sparkle under the pale moonlight of Zyphoria's two moons - Opila the Greater and Opila the Lesser.
Iridescent fauna and flora unlike any seen on Earth thrive under the violet rays of Zyphoria's elderly sun. Silver saplings with indigo leaves sway in isolated oasis valleys that dot the rolling hills and rocky highlands. Herds of elegant quadrupeds with shimmering fuchsia fur and long spiraling horns graze on neon grasses glowing bright cyan. Flocks of radiant feathered creatures with wingspans wider than ships soar through the hazy dusk, their bio-luminescent tails painting the heavens with rainbow streaks.
Nights on Zyphoria are even more stunning. As darkness falls, bioluminescent life emerges. The land glitters under a dancing display of flashing indigo fireflies, fluttering plasma-violet moths and flowers that bloom only once the oppressive sunlight fades. Silver rivers shine with phosphorescent algae while schools of flashing violet fish with searchlights on their heads criss-cross the bubbling waters. Glowing emerald tracks from translucent slugs mark the way over rocks and fallen logs.
Zyphoria teems with vivid color and alien splendor unseen on any other celestial body. This small planet circling a dying star lives up to its name, meaning “full of life” in the ancient tongue of the mystic Ekliri. One can only imagine what fantastical creatures and hypnotic beauty must surely still await discovery on this dazzling world with plum skies and neon dreams.
