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ReDawn is a gas giant; it has no surface, save for the metal core at the planet's center.{{book ref|sf2|12}} Rather than East and West, directions are given as dawnward and duskward, referencing the sun's rising and setting.{{book ref|sf2|9}} It takes approximately one Earth week for the planetReDawn to complete its rotationplanetary day, which the [[UrDail]] call a sun cycle and divide into nine sleep cycles.{{book ref|sf2|11}}{{book ref|sf2|15}} Additionally, UrDail use the term season when speaking of age, likely referring to the planetary year. It's unclear how many sun cycles it's comprised of.{{book ref|sf2|1}}{{wob ref|15102}}
 
Most of ReDawn's atmosphere is the '''miasma'''. The miasma is comprised of primarily of [[wikipedia:Iodine|iodine]], [[wikipedia:Bromine|bromine]], [[wikipedia:Acetylene|acetylene]] and [[wikipedia:Ammonium hydrosulphide|ammonium hydrosulphide]], giving it its distinct red and violet coloring, and making it unbreathable to any living creaturescreature.{{wob ref|15106}}{{book ref|sf2|6}} The planet also possesses naturally-occurring [[acclivity stone]], large chunks of which float up in the atmosphere. Those floating rocks are overgrown by '''island trees''', city-sized flora that plays host to a variety of plants, mostly vines and bushes. Both the island trees and the smaller plants produce air, creating pockets of livable space within ReDawn's hostile environment.{{book ref|sf2|1}}{{book ref|sf2|8}} This breathable atmosphere has a distinct smell, both floral and acrid.{{book ref|sky2|8}}
 
The island trees grow up to fifty kilometres tall.{{book ref|sf2|8}} They have layers of bark, thicker at the base and thinner near the branches, though even far above, the bark can be as much as six feet deep. As the barkit is reasonably easy to carve, the UrDail make their homes in chambers cut into it, and use some branches as farms, producing foodstuffs such as nuts, fruits, spices and juices.{{book ref|sf2|6}}{{book ref|sf2|15}}{{book ref|sf2|1}}{{book ref|sf2|1}} Most, if not all of ReDawn's inhabitants live on the island trees, usingand use atmospheric generators towhen traveltravelling between them.{{book ref|sf2|4}}
 
ReDawn has no naturally-flying fauna, as none would survive venturing out into the miasma.{{book ref|sf2|4}} Nonetheless, UrDail have formed societies on the trees even before the invention of powered flight -- as the islands float in the atmosphere, they occassionally collide with each other, allowing for travel between them.{{wob ref|15105}}
 
=== Notable Locations ===
Known island trees include:
Most inhabited locations on ReDawn are the island trees. Known island trees include:
 
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* Reaching - known for UrDail with slightly rosier skin tone{{book ref|sf2|1}}
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Additionally, the planet possesses a notable unnatural structure -- [[Wandering Leaf]], a military defense platform leftover from UrDail's alliance with humanity. The platform, automated and fully autonomous, is drifting ever close to the island tree of Hollow, threatening it with its autoturrets.{{book ref|sf2|3}} Eventually, however, [[Detritus]] humans manage to land on the platform and reactivate its functions, such as teleportation and mind blade cannon, turning it into an asset for ReDawn.{{book ref|sf2|21}}
 
== History ==
=== Ancient History and Third Human War ===
The ancient UrDail spread across the island trees even before the invention of flight, jumping between them whenever twothe floating islands happened to collapsemet.{{wob ref|15105}} They discovered [[cytonics]] at some point in their history, and used them to teleport across the universe, briefly coming into contact with early human cytonics. This sparked a period of cultural exchange, with both species retaining each other's myths and stories even centuriesages later.{{book ref|sf2|6}}
 
UrDail became a spacefaring species some centuries before the Third [[Human War]]. During the war, their history of alliancesfriendship with humanity continued, with two species working togetherallied.{{book ref|sky2|10}} After humans lost the war and were nearly wiped out, ReDawn government began to call this period of time a human occupation of the planet, possibly to save themselves from a similar fate.{{book ref|sky2|8}} Their alliance nonetheless has raised some doubts within the [[Superiority]] as to whether the UrDail were fit to join them.{{book ref|sky2|10}} The UrDail were permitted to live, however, the decision at least in part motivated by the metal-rich core of the planet making it a valuable asset for Superiority's economy.{{book ref|sf2|15}}
 
=== Relations with Superiority ===
UrDail became a spacefaring species some centuries before the Third [[Human War]]. During the war, their history of alliances with humanity continued, with two species working together.{{book ref|sky2|10}} After humans lost the war and were nearly wiped out, ReDawn government began to call this period of time a human occupation of the planet, possibly to save themselves from a similar fate.{{book ref|sky2|8}} Their alliance nonetheless has raised some doubts within the [[Superiority]] as to whether the UrDail were fit to join them.{{book ref|sky2|10}} The UrDail were permitted to live, however, the decision at least in part motivated by the metal-rich core of the planet making it a valuable asset for Superiority's economy.{{book ref|sf2|15}}
While ReDawn dealttraded with Superiority, the planet was not permitted to become a full member of it, owning to their prior alliancecloseness with humans.{{book ref|sky2|10}} As such, for the next hundred years diplomatic contact was largely limited to negotiating and renegotiating trade agreements on metal exports.{{book ref|sf2|1}} The situation began to change when a number of non-Superiority species, including the [[UrDail]], were invited to participate in the nascent Delver defence force.{{book ref|sky2|8}}
 
UnfortunatelyAfter [[Alanik]] was sent, a planetary balancing occurred, resulting in Unity party gaining the aftermathmajority in the Council. Unity introduced a number of changes aimed to increase their own political power, including an order to fold the planet's two militaries into one force loyal to the Council -- and, by extention, Unity.{{book ref|sf2|1}}{{book ref|sf2|2}} Unfortunately for Unity and ReDawn representativeat large, in the aftermath of Alanik being replaced with [[Spensa]], and Spensaher revealing her true identity, the relations between the two countries began to break down as Superiority accused ReDawn of harbouring humans. As a result, the ruling party of Unity scrambled to offer up something to Superiority to forestall their preemptive destruction. Lacking actual humans, they settled on giving up their [[cytonics]], as well as the leader of the anti-Superiority Independence faction, [[Rinakin]].{{book ref|sf2|2}} However, one of the cytonics, [[Alanik]], managed to forge an alliance between Independence and humans of [[Detritus]]. As a result of their cooperation, the Superiority battleship in the planet's atmosphere was destroyed, granting ReDawn much-needed reprive.{{book ref|sf2|21}}
=== Superiority ===
While ReDawn dealt with Superiority, the planet was not permitted to become a full member of it, owning to their prior alliance.{{book ref|sky2|10}} As such, for the next hundred years diplomatic contact was largely limited to negotiating and renegotiating trade agreements on metal exports.{{book ref|sf2|1}} The situation began to change when a number of non-Superiority species, including the [[UrDail]], were invited to participate in the nascent Delver defence force.{{book ref|sky2|8}}
 
To enforce their demands, Superiority sent a battleship into the atmosphere to threaten the inhabited island trees. However, Alanik fled the Unity forces to [[Detritus]], where she forged an alliance with local humans. Using [[taynix]], the Defiants managed to defend the remaining Independence military and restore [[Wandering Leaf]]'s functionality. Using its mindblade cannon, they destroyed the battleship and granted ReDawn much-needed reprive.{{book ref|sf2|21}}
Unfortunately, in the aftermath of the ReDawn representative being replaced with [[Spensa]], and Spensa revealing her true identity, the relations between the two countries began to break down as Superiority accused ReDawn of harbouring humans. As a result, the ruling party of Unity scrambled to offer up something to Superiority to forestall their preemptive destruction. Lacking actual humans, they settled on giving up their [[cytonics]], as well as the leader of the anti-Superiority Independence faction, [[Rinakin]].{{book ref|sf2|2}} However, one of the cytonics, [[Alanik]], managed to forge an alliance between Independence and humans of [[Detritus]]. As a result of their cooperation, the Superiority battleship in the planet's atmosphere was destroyed, granting ReDawn much-needed reprive.{{book ref|sf2|21}}
 
== Culture ==
 
=== People ===
{{for|UrDail|more about ReDawn's native inhabitants}}
 
ReDawn is the homeworld and seemingly only planet inhabited by the [[UrDail]]; as such, its culture is their culture. The UrDail appear mostly humanoid in biology and appearance, albeit with purple skin and white bone ridges under their eyes.{{book ref|sky2|8}} They had contactscontact with humanity in the past, even before either species has figured out space travel, through [[cytonics]].{{book ref|sf2|6}} As a result of their prior encounters with humanity, many UrDail are fluent in English and Mandarin, with at least one of the local languages coming to resemble the former.{{book ref|sky2|10}}{{book ref|sky2|8}} Moreover, there has been some cross-pollination of stories and myths, with manyseveral human tales making their way to ReDawn.{{book ref|sf2|6}} The UrDail also have their own holy books, the cadamique, though it religion does not appear to be a major part of their life.{{book ref|sky2|28}}
 
Unlike with mostmodern human cultures, UrDail children are raised primarily by their grandparents, who devote themselves fully to the task while the parents work to provide for the family. As such, many UrDail are encouraged to find a partner, or form a '''mate-pair''', young and produce children at an early age, so that their own parents still have the strength to care for them.{{book ref|sf2|14}} How open any given person is about their search for a mate and forming a mate-pair differs, mostly depending on one's tree of origin, with some treating it as a private matter while others are fairly open about it.{{book ref|sf2|6}}
 
=== Sports ===
ReDawn's primary sporting events are games played using starfighters. The sport involves two teams of starfightersfighters, assigned to the planet's two political parties, Unity and Independence, trying to out-maneouvre each other to fly through hoops at the opposite ends of the arena.{{book ref|sf2|1}} Harmless laser weapons are used to "tag" players, forcing them out of the game.{{book ref|sf2|8}} Though there is no mortal danger save an accident, the stakes are high for the players, as members of the winning team atin even the lowest-ranking matches can scoreearn highly desirable postings as both military and civillian ship pilots.{{book ref|sf2|1}}
 
Participation in matches is a necessary step to being recruited into either of the planet's air forces, though other factors, such as being a [[cytonic]], allow for skipping it.{{book ref|sf2|1}} As such, aggressive behaviour and working alone are both highly encouraged -- a pilot must "prove themselves" by actively participating in the fight.{{book ref|sf2|9}}{{book ref|sf2|8}}
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Mining, conducted by private mining corps, is the largest known industry on ReDawn.{{book ref|sf2|1}} Both the planet's core and the island trees are mined, one for metals, the other for wood. Lumber mining operations are conducted by lumberyards in dead island trees, such as Hollow. Mined wood is exported from there -- it's unclear if the island tree timber is exported only locally on ReDawn, or if there are buyers out in the [[Superiority]].{{book ref|sf2|8}}
 
Metal, on the other hand, can only be found in ReDawn's solid core. There, it is present in large abundance and variety, which is why the Superiority became interested in the planet in the first place.{{book ref|sf2|15}} Teams in heavy protective gear, including breathing apparatus to deal with the miasma, are sent to the core by the mining corps to exploit it for resources, which are later sold to the Superiority. Maintaining the trade deals on metal appears to be the primary way ReDawn and Superiority interact.{{book ref|sf2|1}}
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