Llst (Seaspace) -
This stellar sphere is located in Blasala, the Head of the Dragon, in the right side of the snout. In the center of it is a huge (size J) sea world named Llsstrsshh, or Llst for short, rather than a star. This planet is the size of most stars, and it gets its light and heat from several stars that orbit it like planets. However, though it seems impossible, there is also a small but extremely bright fire world in the very center of this water world. This bright bluish fire world is actually made up completely of radiance instead of fire, and it puts off no heat like most stars/fire worlds do. This radiance world is basically just a very bright light that is a few miles across, deep down in the center of the massive water world.
The several fire worlds that orbit this huge sea world provide heat and more light, and some have satellites of their own. There are 7 fire worlds, with 4 smaller water worlds and 2 swamp worlds orbiting the fire worlds. These fire worlds do not orbit on one plane, at the same angle, as with most star systems. Instead, each star orbits around Llst at a different angle.
Llst is a massive body of water, all the way to the core, where the tiny ball of bright blue-white light mixes with the water. The light from the core of Llst, though bright, only penetrates a few hundred miles through the water. Because of this there is a zone of darkness between the core of Llst and the surface of Llst.
There are about a dozen continents made of earth floating on Llst's surface, and millions of tiny islands. The continents are about the same size as an average continent on a regular terra world, but Llst is so huge they are dwarfed among the vast oceans and cannot even be seen when one is far enough away to see all of Llst from space. These floating earth bodies move around at random, following a complicated pattern of currents created by the uneven heating of the ocean's surface by the suns that orbit Llst. Some continents and islands are always in darkness, others always in light. Some islands sink beneath the waves and then resurface at random. The continents are large enough and are shaped in a way that makes them always stay on the surface. There are also submerged "islands" that remain completely underwater all the time. Some of them are so deep that they circle the core of Llst and get their light from it, on their underside.
The climates and habitats on the islands and continents here is varied and runs the full spectrum, from desert to jungle to frigid arctic mountain ranges. The forests, jungles and swamps tend to be closer to the edges of the continents, and deserts and frigid arctic mountain ranges tend to be far from the shores. Some islands are stuck in ice sheets that float in perpertually dark regions of Llst, where the light of the suns never shines. In general, however, swamps and jungles seem to be the most common type of land environment, spreading inland from the coasts of most of the continents for thousands of miles.
Some regions of Llst's surface are vast ice sheets that are larger than any continent. These sheets are in areas where the suns of this star system never pass overhead, so these lands are always dark, too. The edges of the ice sheets are chaotic, always breaking apart, but their centers are stable. Ice loving creatures such as cold-loving dragons, small tribes of ice giants and selkies are said to live in these areas.
The nature of the smaller islands is completely random. Some are just rolling rocks, with nothing ever growing on them, and others sink and resurface with the currents. The ones with vegetation growing on them tend to float better, because some of the vegetation that grows on these islands makes them more boyant and stabilizes them. Some of this vegetation grows underwater around the sides of the island, down below its exposed shores. It grows from the sides of the rock in thick, horizontal mats. These vegetation mats float like kelp, with the same hydrogen-filled sacks that kelp has. They surround the island with a ring of that stabilizes it and keeps the same side of the island up all the time. After this vegetation forms a ring around an island, other kinds of vegetation and life start to colonize the surface.
The vast majority of Llst is ocean, though. Dry land covers is only a fraction of a percent of the surface, and the location of each patch of land relative to the other patches of land is always changing. As mentioned already, some solid chunks of earth also float far down below the surface, always submerged. Most of the planet is just an unending expanse of open sea, though. Sea life is teeming. Most creatures here sleep while they swim, and never need a solid surface or even see a solid surface. Some of the sentient creatures here do not even know there is such thing as a solid chunk of land.
The predominant space-faring race in this stellar sphere is the lizard man race. They inhabit both the central sea world and several of the worlds that orbit the fire worlds. They use all of the smaller worlds as hatcheries for their young, and have several tribes - some of them very advanced civilizations - on Llst. Several dozen massive, empire-sized, highly advanced lizard man nations are here, with teeming cities filled with black towers and spires. The sheer size of the planet makes these huge nations seem tiny and insignificant, though, mere specks among the vast seas.
Huraweet and erdascorpions are also common in Seaspace. Next to the lizardmen, they are tied for the second most common sentient race in the system. Most of the erdascorpions live on Llst, but the huraweet are spread throughout the system, on the same water worlds that the lizard men live on. Behind the lizardmen, huraweet and erdascorpions, tako are the next most common species. After this, nearly every known sentient aquatic race is present on the central water world, though few of these races travel in space and none are populous enough to dominate the huge central planet.
There are many other notable societies on Llst. For example, the People of the Turtle live here. They are a mixed society of scalykind that live on the backs of gargantuan turtles.
Radius: 12,067,500 km (7,498,395 miles; 17.35 sol) (Size Class J)
Circumferance: 75,822,339 km (47,113,802 miles)
Gravity: 1.04G
Mean Temp: 305K/32C (90 F)
Atmosphere: 1.01 atm (N2 78.1%, O2 20.09%, Ar 0.09%, CO2 0.03%)
3D Map of the Dragon Galaxy
Llst Travel Times (XLS)
Llst Map (FWE)
Llst Map (PNG)
Star Systems Connected to This System by Aether Flows
The Pit System (Blue Flow, 0.2 units, 2 weeks)
Mintakos System (Blue Flow, 0.5 units, 5 weeks)
Waaaeeehhh System (Blue Flow, 0.7 units, 7 weeks)
Itrankeve System (Blue Flow, 0.7 units, 7 weeks)
Nevrik System (Blue Flow, 1.1 units, 11 weeks)
Grohnath System (Blue Flow, 1.5 units, 15 weeks)
Teka System (Green Flow, 1.3 units, 65 weeks)
Savahvieth Binary (Orange Flow, 1.5 units, 7.5 weeks to the Savahvieth Binary, 75 weeks to Llst)
Dawn System (Red Flow, 1.6 units, 1.6 weeks to Dawn, 160 weeks to Llst)
Ioktla Mintashar Binary (Red Flow, 2.4 units, 2.4 weeks to Ioktla Mintashar Binary, 240 weeks to Llst)
Mahjornaz Fire Nebula (Red Flow, 2.4 units, 2.4 weeks to Mahjornaz Fire Nebula, 240 weeks to Llst)
Andammehren Binary (Red Flow, 2.9 units, 2.9 weeks to the Andammehren Binary, 290 weeks to Llst)
Argalatu
Eo Noxigicce (Inhabited Asteroid)
Irdenohen
Mehrchda
Avicarsas (Asteroid Field)
Viravani
Exit Psillaron
Slltrath
Tvojadgoko
Wriktrax Station/Gateway
