Herey



Herey (herr-ay) is the fourth planet of the Halevor system located in the Fith Galaxy. It is the home of the unique Angels and the Shake elves, as well as IFBZ and IFC 004. The Intergalactic Federation classifies Herey as a Type VIII planet, and its Planetary Databse entry is "00015.HAL-04.HRY-21."

Topography and Features
Herey was discovered in IF 15 by the expedition craft Vstekkr. It's most notable characteristic is its warm magenta hue due to abundant gases in the atmosphere. The gases, while not toxic, create thick pink clouds that blanket the planet and often shower it in rain. Because of the plentiful rain, Herey is covered largely by forests and jungles, separated by several massive oceans and seas. Due to frequent collisions from asteroids in the nearby Herian Belt and pieces of Herey's numerous moons, the landscape is mountainous and rarely level. The flattest point on the planet is a sacred land known to the native Angels as Dezfren i' a'. Translated, this means "Mark of the hand of Detz," referring to their gods the Detzin.

Satellites
Herey has twenty-one moons orbiting it, the most of any Federation planet by far. They are close sight moons, Alsin, Rein, Irin, Olein, Trin, Ooin, Derizin, and Gishin; far sight moons Ver ally, Ver ror, Ver consey, Ver devi, Ver shol, Ver algan, Ver vers, Ver hiths, and Ver rosa. The final four moons: Dar a' als, Dar a' rei, Dar a' irin, and Dar a' olei, are sometimes not considered part of Herey as they only orbit the planet every few days, constantly being shifted between the orbit of the Herian Belt. Ver vers is the smallest moon while Rein is the largest. The Intergalactic Federation Base Zeta orbits from high above, while its sister station, The Intergalactic Federation Colony 004, orbits half a day behind it.

Flag
The flag of Herey is a half white, half magenta split representing the trademark color of the planet's majestic skies. The eight sided star represents the eight Detzin of Angellan mythology, resting separately in the white area of the flag representing Irealea, the Angellan version of paradise.