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Crimson aether takes the form of bright red spines or spears that are sharp as a needle and can be deadly on contact.{{book ref|tress|35}} ItThe isspines uncertainare whatmade primalof elementcoral, meaning that crimson aether represents,corresponds althoughroughly to the spinesRosharan are composedEssence of aSinew firmand material that makes a clacking sound when crimson aetherthe bumpsHeliodor togetherPolestone.{{bookwob ref|tress|3816171}} Nothing is known of crimson aetherbound or their associated bud. On the planet [[Lumar]], the local crimson spores rain down from the moon into the [[Crimson Sea]], one of the deadliest of the spore oceans on the planet.{{book ref|tress|5}} When crimson spores are wet and express their aether, the spines of crimson aether are often the bane of ships, forming impenetrable walls of spines or simply tearing ships apart directly.{{book ref|tress|38}} This danger, in addition to the random patterns of the rainlines in the Crimson Sea,{{book ref|tress|35}} makes the area uninhabitable{{book ref|tress|5}} and made it nearly impossible to travel{{book ref|tress|23}} or trade across the sea without additional precautions.{{book ref|tress|epilogue}} Inadvertently inhaling crimson spores can pierce a person's head with spines, killing them instantly.{{book ref|tress|38}}
 
==== Zephyr ====
==== Roseite ====
 
Roseite aether spores produce crystals when they interact with water, which makes them useful to sprouters, who use them to seal holes in hulls.{{book ref|tress|10}} TheyAlthough the spores can be deadly, they are not particularas dangerous inas crimson or ofmidnight themselvesspores, withand the [[Rose Sea]] on Lumar beingis inhabited.{{book ref|tress|10}}
 
Among the aethers, roseite is particularly good at resisting silver.{{book ref|tress|17}}{{book ref|tress|26}} It has also been shown to be repelled by [[steel]], and attracted by [[iron]], this likely applies to all aethers.{{book ref|tress|26}}
==== Bone spores ====
Bone spores are a rumored thirteenth variety of aether spores on Lumar. The stories are unclear whether they are [[Sand (Taldain)|black, or white in coloration, or potentially both]]. Some consider bone spores to be a fanciful legend.{{book ref|tress|23}}
 
== Technology ==
Various forms of technology make use of aether spores.
 
=== Cannonballs ===
Some cannonballs made use of aetheric internal mechanism in order to increase their usefulness in naval combat on the Aether seas.{{book ref|tress|37}}
 
In the center of the cannonball was a sphere made out of roseite aether containing water, which was insulated from the water with wax, and therefore did not react with it. This sphere was surrounded by a charge of zephyr spores.{{book ref|tress|37}}
 
In another part of the device was a small glass container of water adjacent to a clipping of verdant aether. This glass container shattered upon launch, soaking the clipping, thus causing it to expand down a short tube leading to the central mechanism. This pushed a silver-tipped plug towards the roseite sphere, and killed the roseite, leading to the release of the contained water, which reacted with the zephyr and caused a large explosion dousing the target with water and shrapnel.{{book ref|tress|37}}
 
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