Iaspis's Empyrean
The Empyrean exists in an awe-inspiring realm of space-time known as the Empyreal Dimension. This breathtaking world manifested beyond the confines of the physical universe. This heavenly sanctuary offers refuge for ki spirits, providing solace in a place of unmatched beauty and wonder. In the Empyrean the laws of physics take on a new form, allowing for the existence of diverse landscapes and celestial marvels.
The landscape of the Empyrean is a perfect fusion of undulating hills blanketed by verdant grass extending into the horizon. Transparent lakes embellish the plains, their depths perceptible even from the surface. Rivers, streams, and murmuring brooks traverse the countryside, carving valleys and canyons as they meander towards the boundless oceans. The majestic Ki'uush mountains rise in the backdrop, seemingly supporting the sky above the mesmerizing panorama.
The Empyrean boasts a multitude of environments, from frosty seas in the south to expansive deserts in the north. The Bokotēin Forest, a lush sanctuary teeming with ancient trees, extends for thousands of kilometers. The seasonal transitions imbue the forest leaves with striking shades of amber and purple, resulting in a stunning spectacle in the last few months of Hothozyne.
The Empyrean is not just a physical landscape; it is also a celestial canvas. The firmament itself is a sight to behold, revealing the wonders of the cosmos both day and night. Stars sparkle like gemstones, constellations paint the sky, and cosmic phenomena dance in radiant displays of light. The universe's grandeur is on full display, captivating the soul and igniting a sense of awe and fascination.
Into this void, we focused our ki without knowledge of the outcome, and time and space bent to our will, forming a new dimension beyond the physical universe: the Empyreal. Once again, physics took over: it is true, nature nurtures naturally. Gases compressed until fusion began, which gave birth to two stars. Gravity did the rest as it slowly clumped rock and ice together, forming one large planet and a small moon. - Hácienzo Prezentó Fúchara, 16E 140535 Year of the Empyrean