Planet Glacius V renders an awe-inspiring sight from space: a silvery-blue orb enveloped in thin, wispy clouds that dance over its icy surface. The planet is dominated by vast mountain ranges made almost entirely of translucent crystal ice, reflecting sunlight in a dazzling array of sparkles that can be seen even from orbit. On the surface, the conditions are harsh and unyielding. The sky, a pale mirror of the ice below, often erupts with fierce, icy storms that sweep across the towering peaks of the crystal mountains, shaping and reshaping the landscape. These mountains, some rising over four kilometers high, possess a brittle beauty, their jagged edges and smooth facades crafted by the relentless wind. The atmosphere, though thin, carries a constant chill, with temperatures plunging far below zero, preserving the planet's frozen state. Glacius V’s unique geological processes result in natural phenomena rarely seen elsewhere, making it a jewel in the cold belt of its star system.
