Planet 001
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0In the earliest moments of existence, the first fragments of matter collided and fused, forming a singular, primordial object—Planet 001. Unlike typical worlds with layered terrain or bustling life, this planet is a solitary, drifting monolith of rock. It wanders aimlessly through the galaxy, untethered and ancient, a relic of the universe’s formative chaos.
This lonely rock is engulfed in an ocean without end—a vast, planet-wide body of water with no floor, no shores, and no stillness. The water is a deep, vivid blue, in constant motion, rolling in endless tsunamis that never break. These waves swell and surge, gathering hydrogen from the air as the planet silently passes neighboring celestial bodies. Each pass enriches the ocean, growing it even more, feeding its unstoppable tide.
Surrounding Planet 001 is an impenetrable fog—so dense and pure it appears soft and white, giving the planet the illusion of being wrapped in clouds. This thick, ethereal veil conceals strange lifeforms: colossal, octopus-like creatures, born and evolved within the fog itself.
These beings have no eyes—they navigate their world through echolocation, mapping their surroundings with sound. Over time, they’ve adapted perfectly to their environment: their backs mimic the fog’s texture and color, allowing them to vanish into their surroundings like ghosts. They feed on hydrogen, drawing it from the atmosphere. Some of the hydrogen is absorbed into their massive forms, while some is gifted to the planet, fueling the ocean's endless growth.
Despite their immense size, these creatures never enter the ocean below. They can only hold their breath for five minutes, and the endless blue below holds no air, only movement and pressure. So they remain above, drifting within the white veil, feeding the planet, feeding themselves, and vanishing into fog like living shadows. These octopus like creatures fly in the air moving their tentacles differently to move in different directions
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