Planet Xyleria, seen from space, dazzles with an exterior shimmering in hues of neon blue and violet, encased by a thin, shimmering atmosphere. This planet, slightly smaller than Earth, is distinguished by its extensive surface coverage of iridescent crystal caverns, which appear to glow from within due to an unknown luminescent mineral. The landscape, largely rocky and barren on the outside, hides its true beauty underground. The caverns are a labyrinth of glistening crystal formations in breathtaking colors, primarily in shades of turquoise, pink, and amber. Despite the harsh surface conditions marked by high radiation levels and frigid temperatures, the caverns maintain a stable climate, possibly due to geothermal heat sources. Inside, vast chambers and narrow tunnels create a perpetually shifting play of light and color, reflecting off the crystalline structures and casting an otherworldly glow.
