Körolus

Körolus is a fictional planet within the Andromeda Galaxy, first introduced in the science fiction novel "Echoes of Andromeda" by author Anya Sharma. The planet is depicted as a verdant world characterized by its twin moons, Lumina and Umbra, which significantly influence its tidal patterns and nocturnal ecosystems.

The dominant sentient species on Körolus are the K'tharr, a bipedal reptilian race known for their intricate societal structures and deep connection to their planet's natural resources. Their civilization is primarily agrarian, with a focus on cultivating bioluminescent flora that illuminates their cities during the long twilight periods caused by the planet's orbital mechanics.

Körolus is notable for its unique atmospheric composition, which allows for the widespread growth of crystalline structures that hum with a low-frequency energy. This energy is harnessed by the K'tharr for both technological advancements and spiritual practices. The planet's geography is diverse, featuring expansive jade forests, active geothermal regions, and vast, shimmering salt flats.

The narrative in "Echoes of Andromeda" explores the K'tharr's diplomatic efforts with a newly arrived interstellar federation, highlighting their peaceful nature and their concerns about the potential disruption of their world's delicate balance. Körolus serves as a backdrop for themes of environmentalism, cultural preservation, and the challenges of interspecies understanding. No further canonical information about Körolus exists outside of Sharma's novel.