Tulatur

Tulatur is a fictional planet featured in the science fiction novel "The Saga of Plook" by author Xylos. The planet is described as having a lush, verdant landscape dominated by towering, bioluminescent flora. Its atmosphere is rich in oxygen, supporting a diverse range of indigenous life forms.

The dominant sentient species on Tulatur are the Lumina, a peaceful, plant-like race known for their telepathic abilities and deep connection to their planet's ecosystem. They communicate through a complex series of light pulses and empathic signals. The Lumina live in symbiotic harmony with their environment, deriving sustenance directly from sunlight and atmospheric nutrients.

Tulatur's geological features include vast crystal caverns and slow-moving, liquid methane rivers. The planet experiences a consistent, mild climate due to its unique orbital path around a binary star system. While generally tranquil, Tulatur's history includes periods of minor environmental upheaval, which the Lumina have always weathered through collective resilience and adaptation. The arrival of off-world explorers in "The Saga of Plook" introduces new challenges and opportunities for the Lumina and their home world. The novel explores themes of environmentalism, interspecies communication, and the consequences of technological advancement.