Planet Xylophia orbits a young G-type star, apparent from afar as a vibrant azure marble, swathed largely in shimmering cerulean clouds. Measuring slightly smaller than Earth, its atmosphere is a rare sight: thick with silicate particles that scatter blue light, creating an eternal twilight. Venturing below its surface unveils the Crystal Rainforest Caverns, a network of vast limestone caves adorned with gleaming, multicolored crystalline structures. These crystals form due to the unique interaction between the cavern's mineral-rich waters and the silicate-heavy atmosphere, precipitating perpetual, soft showers of fine, glittery dust. Bioluminescent fungi cling to the damp cavern walls, casting an eerie light that reflects off the crystal facets in a mesmerizing dance of colors, adding a visual spectacle to the sound of crystalline rain.
