Cheyennecap System

System Overview

The Cheyennecap System rests gently along one of the slow-pulse corridors of the Cosmic Mycelial Network, where travelers claim the stars “breathe” and time loosens its grip. Its most defining hallmark: twenty-six titanic cap-moons, each a living fungal megastructure crowned by kilometer-scaled gills. These gills glow with bioluminescent lattice-patterns visible from orbit, giving the entire system a dreamlike, deep-nebula radiance.

Each cap-moon is alive — a neural lattice organism with kilometers-deep myco-tissue. Ancient Myco-Patrons carved sanctuaries, meditation chambers, and glyph-corridors inside the cap strata, creating a spiritual cartography embedded directly into the moons’ living nervous systems. Pilgrims follow these pathways using instinct, intuition, or resonance sensitivity.

The system blends frontier independence, pilgrim mysticism, and CMN-anchored serenity. Ranch-worlds orbit quietly under the glow of fungal crowns. Sporeships gather for Resonance Festivals, harmonizing their engines with the natural spore-tides that pulse on planetary cycles. To wanderers, Cheyennecap is a sanctuary. To scientists, an anomaly. To the CMN, a breathing node of peace.

Points of Interest

• MacKilla City — Capital of Caprila Prime; illuminated by the Rim-Gill Arc, where bioluminescent cap-energy is harvested into clean CMN-friendly power grids.
• Antharag Cap Sanctuary — Oldest Myco-Patron wayshrine, carved into the warm inner strata of a cap-moon; its glyph-library predates known galactic calendars.
• Bindira Shroud — A wild, untamed cap-moon whose deep fungal jungles glow with shifting neon spores; the seasonal gathering point for Resonance Festivals.

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