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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was the homeworld of the [[Cyberon|Cyberons]]. Located in the [[Amazolian system]], the planet was dominated by a [[nootropic]] [[volcano]]. Forced by the collision of rival [[Noosphere|noospheres]] to continuously erupt with flows of the [[Cyberon (drug)|Cyberon drug]] contained within, this volcano led to the creation of the Cyberons themselves, as well as the various pools and rivers which dotted the glass surface of the [[First City (The Blue Scream of Death)|First City]] of Aurichall. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Blue Scream of Death (short story)|The Blue Scream of Death]]'')  
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was the homeworld of the [[Cyberon|Cyberons]].  
 
Located in the [[Amazolian system]], the planet was dominated by a [[nootropic]] [[volcano]]. Forced by the collision of rival [[Noosphere|noospheres]] to continuously erupt with flows of the [[Cyberon (drug)|Cyberon drug]] contained within, this volcano led to the creation of the Cyberons themselves, as well as the various pools and rivers which dotted the glass surface of the [[First City (The Blue Scream of Death)|First City]] of Aurichall. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Blue Scream of Death (short story)|The Blue Scream of Death]]'')  


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Aurichall was the homeworld of the Cyberons.

Located in the Amazolian system, the planet was dominated by a nootropic volcano. Forced by the collision of rival noospheres to continuously erupt with flows of the Cyberon drug contained within, this volcano led to the creation of the Cyberons themselves, as well as the various pools and rivers which dotted the glass surface of the First City of Aurichall. (PROSE: The Blue Scream of Death)