Eca | V2.0 |

In the shadowy, uncharted depths of the Gomillia system lies Eca, a brown dwarf—a celestial body too large to be a planet, yet too small to ignite as a star. Its surface glows faintly with a deep, ember-like hue, as if it still remembers the fire it nearly had. To most, Eca is a forgotten wanderer in the cosmic void, but for those who study it, it holds mysteries beyond its muted light.

Locked in a mesmerizing waltz around Eca is Asgh, a massive gas giant with swirling marbled clouds that shimmer in shades of violet and gold. Its atmosphere is a roiling tempest, home to colossal storms that drift across its surface, producing immense arcs of lightning so bright they briefly outshine Eca itself. These storms generate electromagnetic pulses that ripple through the system, baffling scientists and raising speculation about their cause.

The bond between Eca and Asgh defies conventional explanations of planetary systems. Many believe Asgh didn’t form in Eca’s orbit but was instead a rogue planet, wandering the galaxy until it was captured by the brown dwarf's pull. Others suggest they were both born together in a rare cosmic event, a partnership forged in the swirling chaos of creation.

But Asgh holds an even deeper secret. Recent long-range probes have detected strange rhythmic signals emanating from its atmosphere. The patterns are too deliberate to be natural, resembling a language or code yet to be deciphered. While some dismiss the signals as mere artifacts of the planet’s storm activity, others whisper of something more—perhaps an ancient intelligence slumbering in Asgh's depths, waiting for the right moment to awaken.

Together, Eca and Asgh exist as an enigma, a quiet outpost in the vast expanse of Gomillia. They are a reminder that even in the dimmest corners of the universe, wonders and secrets abound, waiting for bold explorers to uncover their truths.