Hrozedd

In the First Age, Hrozedd was one world among nine, and all could be seen from the great floor above: there was no ceiling, nor walls, and the Zonn kept Hrozedd warm and bountiful. The people of the First Age were numerous and wondrous; their priests built enormous machines that flew high above in the air, or traversed great distances on the surface of water. Mile after mile was covered in luscious plants, and the air was always fresh.

Then catastrophe struck. Priests, watching the sky, saw the world of Fẽbludo slowly moving aside. The people were mystified as to the cause of this disruption; the wisest of the priests conferred, and decided that another world existed, far away, which would destroy Fẽbludo and Nettũ and even the Zonn. But it was a dark world, so nobody could see it.

In the First Age, there were many nations in Hrozedd. The greatest of these was Doshlãt, and its leader was the Fireh. While the loss of the Zonn froze the surface of Hrozedd, and all the lesser nations perished, the Fireh led the most pure and pious of his people downward to warmth, truely into Hrozedd, and inaugurated the Second Age, which has lasted for hundreds of generations since.

Thus read the legends of Hrozedd, in earliest form recorded by the inhabitants of the Solar System. It is unclear exactly how long the ice planet wandered interstellar space after its ejection from its former system, but it (as of 2000 on ME1) has stabilized its orbit around Sol AB, in a highly mysterious manner.