Tekov

Tekov is a fictional planet featured in the science fiction novel "The Void Ship" by author J.R. Evans. It is depicted as a resource-rich world located in the outer reaches of the Andromeda galaxy. The planet is characterized by its rugged terrain, marked by vast deserts and towering mountain ranges, and possesses a thin but breathable atmosphere.

The native inhabitants of Tekov are a humanoid species known as the Tekovians. They are described as a technologically advanced but isolationist society, having developed sophisticated methods of survival and resource extraction in their harsh environment. Their cities are typically built underground or carved into the mountainsides, offering protection from the planet's extreme weather conditions.

In the narrative of "The Void Ship," Tekov becomes a point of interest for interstellar corporations seeking to exploit its mineral wealth. The novel explores the conflict that arises between these corporations and the Tekovians, who are determined to protect their homeworld and their way of life. The planet's unique geological formations and the Tekovians' ancient technology play a significant role in the plot.