Eralaborite

Eralaborite is a fictional mineral that appears in the novel "The Starless Sea" by Erin Morgenstern. It is described as a rare and powerful substance with unique properties. In the story, eralaborite is central to the magical elements of the narrative, often associated with the creation and preservation of stories and the hidden world of the Harbor.

The mineral is said to possess a deep, inky black color with flecks of starlight or deep sea luminescence. Its texture is described as smooth and cool to the touch, yet it holds an immense, almost gravitational, pull. Eralaborite is not merely an inert object; it is imbued with sentience and a connection to ancient energies. It is believed to be the source of magic in the world of "The Starless Sea," capable of influencing fate, dreams, and the very fabric of reality.

In the lore of the novel, eralaborite is extremely difficult to find, often hidden in remote or forgotten places, or guarded by ancient beings. Its discovery is a significant event for those who seek it, as it grants access to deeper levels of knowledge and power within the narrative's mystical setting. The mineral's presence often signifies a convergence of worlds or a pivotal moment in the unfolding of destiny. Its magical properties are intrinsically linked to the themes of storytelling, fate, and the interconnectedness of all things explored throughout the book.