Kvágó

Kvágó is a fictional celestial body that appears in the speculative fiction works of author Elias Thorne. Within Thorne's narrative, Kvágó is often described as a rogue planet, drifting through the interstellar void without a parent star. Its physical characteristics are depicted as unusual, with an atmosphere rich in volatile gases and a surface marked by colossal, crystalline formations that shimmer with an internal luminescence. These formations are said to be the result of unique geological processes driven by intense internal pressures and the presence of exotic mineral compounds.

The inhabitants of Kvágó, when they are mentioned, are portrayed as highly adapted to its extreme environment. They are often described as silicon-based life forms, capable of withstanding the harsh radiation and temperature fluctuations of their nomadic existence. Their society is depicted as insular and deeply connected to the planet's unique geological phenomena, with their culture and technology seemingly intertwined with the crystalline structures. Thorne uses Kvágó as a backdrop to explore themes of isolation, adaptation, and the vastness of the unknown universe. The planet's elusive nature and its potential for harboring unknown forms of life make it a recurring element in Thorne's cosmological mythos.