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Pitois Tervalis is a fictional planet featured in the speculative fiction novel "The Celestial Tapestry" by Elara Vance. The planet is described as a terrestrial world located in the outer reaches of the Andromeda Galaxy. Its primary characteristic is its unusual flora, which exhibits bioluminescent properties, casting an ethereal glow across its landscapes during the planet's long nights. The atmosphere of Pitois Tervalis is rich in exotic gases, giving the sky a perpetually shifting hue of violet and emerald.

The dominant life forms on Pitois Tervalis are the Lumina, sentient beings whose physiology is intertwined with the planet's bioluminescent ecosystem. The Lumina are depicted as graceful, ethereal creatures, communicating through a complex interplay of light pulses and resonant frequencies. Their society is deeply spiritual, revolving around the cycles of their planet's twin moons and the celestial phenomena visible from their world. They possess advanced knowledge of bio-engineering and energy manipulation, though their technology is organic in nature, seamlessly integrated with their environment.

The narrative of "The Celestial Tapestry" explores the Lumina's interaction with a visiting human expedition, highlighting themes of cultural exchange, environmentalism, and the vastness of cosmic diversity. Pitois Tervalis serves as a backdrop for these explorations, its unique characteristics providing a canvas for Vance's speculative world-building. The planet's isolation and the Lumina's peaceful, nature-attuned existence stand in contrast to the more technologically driven and sometimes conflict-prone human visitors.