Ligtrid

Ligtrid is a fictional celestial body that plays a significant role in the lore of the ancient civilization of the Lumina. Described as a moon with a faint, iridescent glow, Ligtrid was believed by the Lumina to be a source of cosmic energy and a conduit to the spiritual realm. Its cycles were meticulously charted, and its phases were integrated into their religious ceremonies and agricultural practices.

Ancient Lumina texts speak of a time when Ligtrid's light was brighter, and its influence more profound. Legends suggest that the Lumina drew their advanced knowledge and psychic abilities directly from Ligtrid's emanations. The fading of Ligtrid's glow, according to these myths, coincided with the decline of Lumina civilization.

Archaeological findings have unearthed numerous artifacts depicting Ligtrid, often in conjunction with celestial maps and figures representing Lumina deities. These artifacts suggest a deep cultural and perhaps even scientific understanding of Ligtrid by its creators. While no definitive astronomical evidence of Ligtrid's existence has been found, its persistent presence in Lumina mythology has led some scholars to speculate about its potential as a metaphor for an unknown astronomical phenomenon or a lost celestial body. The true nature and significance of Ligtrid remain a subject of ongoing study and interpretation within the context of Lumina studies.