Ah, yes, the planet of Honsle. In Astrodrift, you might notice that you aren't human. That's by design. You play as one of the alien race known as the Serakin. They are a bit shorter than humans, have blue skin, big pointy ears, only 4 fingers, and they breathe CO2. However, mutations can cause them to have antlers or 5 fingers. Sometimes both. They live on Honsle, a terra-type planet. Honsle has a CO2-rich atmosphere, which is perfect for the Serakin. Now, an ordinary planet with a CO2 atmosphere would have orange skies and blue sunsets, but you might notice that Honsle doesn't have that effect. It's because of how light works near Honsle. There is a cloud of gas that is all around the Honslilian Sector, and it somehow inverts only the atmosphere, and nothing else. It is also more effective with the red dwarf, Henesol, nearby. If you are wondering, no, orbits are not messed up with the binary stars Cenesol and Henesol. The stars orbit closely, and their pull makes sure that every planet has a good orbit. By now, you must have seen those purple specks on the dark side of Honsle. Those are city lights. They are purple due to how Serakin uses antimatter energy to power everything. Once Astrodrift comes out, you won't be in the Cenesolar system anymore, by the way. You will be in the Galena System. More on that later. I've rambled too much. Oh, and Honsle has a moon. Lemrock is the moon's name. It's made out of like, 75% sulfur, so that's why it's yellow.
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