Harhanas

Harhanas is a fictional celestial body featured in the speculative fiction work "The Chronicles of Xylos." Within this narrative, Harhanas is described as a gas giant orbiting a binary star system. Its atmosphere is characterized by vibrant, swirling bands of crimson and gold, a visual effect attributed to exotic atmospheric compounds interacting with the dual stellar radiation.

The planet's immense gravitational pull influences the orbits of several smaller moons, some of which are believed to harbor subsurface oceans. The primary inhabitants of Harhanas, as depicted in the lore, are the Lumina, an energy-based lifeform. These beings are said to thrive within the planet's upper atmospheric layers, drawing sustenance from the intense radiation and electromagnetic fields.

Harhanas plays a significant role in the overarching mythology of Xylos, often serving as a source of ancient prophecies and mystical energy. Its distance from the main inhabited worlds makes direct observation and study difficult, contributing to its enigmatic status among the various species within the narrative. The planet's name is derived from an ancient Xylosian term meaning "Crimson Heart," a reference to its striking appearance.