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| - Planet Anasefta (Vrankish: Planeta Anasefta, Sefenlander: Ajagarkalo, "Dragondisc" or more figuratively "Dragonworld"), called the Morning Star/Morningstar, Even Star/Evenstar, Dragon Star, the Blood Planet, the Wandering Red, and this Earth's Twin is a planet of the Seftan System that lies about 200 million kilometers from the Sun. It is called the Morning Star because it is the last star visible in the night. In the Dragon Days of the Hot Season, morningstar dragons point their flaming spiked-clubs towards Planet Anasefta, earning the dragons their name, and the planet one of its nicknames, though no one knows which name came first. It is called the Blood Planet because it is covered in active volcanoes, with rivers of lava flowing away from them, and into lakes of lava. Its largest volc
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| - Planet Anasefta (Vrankish: Planeta Anasefta, Sefenlander: Ajagarkalo, "Dragondisc" or more figuratively "Dragonworld"), called the Morning Star/Morningstar, Even Star/Evenstar, Dragon Star, the Blood Planet, the Wandering Red, and this Earth's Twin is a planet of the Seftan System that lies about 200 million kilometers from the Sun. It is called the Morning Star because it is the last star visible in the night. In the Dragon Days of the Hot Season, morningstar dragons point their flaming spiked-clubs towards Planet Anasefta, earning the dragons their name, and the planet one of its nicknames, though no one knows which name came first. It is called the Blood Planet because it is covered in active volcanoes, with rivers of lava flowing away from them, and into lakes of lava. Its largest volcano, called Mount Sphinx, is also the largest mountain, and volcano in the Seftan System, pouring out as much lava as the River Naye does water on this Earth. Planet Anasefta is the closest planet to this Earth, coming a few million kilometers closer to this Earth than Planet Sasefta. It is also the closest to this Earth in terms of size, and mass. It has two moons, just like this Earth. with one of them, Moon Ayo, fulfilling a role similar to the Near Moon. Its second moon, Moon Caneyo, fulfills a role similar to that of the Far Moon. Unlike the Near Moon, however, Moon Ayo is pitch black, and nearly perfectly smooth, seemingly geologically active. Both moons are similar in size to this Earth's moons. For these reasons, it is called "this Earth's Twin." The planet is the near border of the Skystone Circle, a giant rock ring in the space between Planet Anasefta and Planet Tarsefta. There thousands or even millions of rocks ranging in size between that of a pebble and that of Planet Narsefta float freely around the Sun. Even by the time of Tale of Zul the planet is at the center of Delkish pop culture. Authors have already written about people visiting the planet, in such books as the Last Lavafarer, a Trip to the Blood Planet, and the Girl Who Went to Anasefta. During the 4th Great War, a comic book called Anasia in SPACE!! (canon in to the timeline of Buckshot!) was written. It is about the goddess Anasia waging a war on Planet Anasefta.
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