Veles

Vonga
 * From a distance, the world of Vonga appears like a blue and green marble with mottled white clouds and remarkably similar to what old Earth must have looked like to the early astronauts recorded in the ancient annals of those times. Indeed, there are physical similarities– the globe is inside the habitable zone of its parent star and is covered with liquid water on its surface. The world is tectonically active, with many regions undergoing seismic shifts over time which cause minor to major waves on the surface of the water of the planet.

Lyncis Radu Nienna
 * These incidents are common enough to regularly ripple across the globe. Four minor bodies orbit Vonga, and cause very minor tidal bulges at equatorial regions. These bodies are invariably rocky, lacking in atmosphere and desolate, yet can be seen in the night sky of Vonga on most nights.
 * Lyncis has a thick atmosphere of nitrogen and helium. Its surface is scorching hot, and mainly composed of alumina with deposits of borax. The planet has an extensive network of subterranean caves, formed over the millennia by volcanic processes.
 * Radu is a large terrestrial planet with an atmosphere of carbon dioxide and nitrogen. Its hot surface is mainly composed of nickel with deposits of potassium and heavy metals. It is a mineralogical treasure trove, with concentrated heavy elements constantly being brought to the surface by volcanic activity.
 * Nienna is a large gas giant with traces of chlorine and sodium in its atmosphere. It also has a significant amount of water vapor in the clouds of its upper atmosphere.