Drexos

Drexos is a fictional planet featured in the science fiction novel "The Last Starfarer" by Kaelen Vance. The planet is depicted as a desert world, characterized by vast, arid landscapes and extreme temperature fluctuations between day and night. Its atmosphere is thin and rich in nitrogen, making it largely inhospitable to most known life forms without specialized equipment.

The surface of Drexos is dominated by towering sandstone formations, deep canyons, and shifting sand dunes. Water is a scarce resource, primarily found in underground aquifers or in the form of scarce ice deposits at the poles. The planet experiences frequent dust storms that can last for days, significantly reducing visibility and posing a threat to any surface operations.

Despite its harsh environment, Drexos is believed to harbor a unique, resilient ecosystem adapted to its extreme conditions. These life forms are typically subterranean or possess highly efficient water conservation mechanisms. In "The Last Starfarer," the planet becomes a focal point for a scientific expedition seeking rare minerals and studying its unique biological adaptations. The narrative explores the challenges of survival and discovery on Drexos, highlighting the resilience of life in even the most unforgiving environments.