Obilehem

"Whatever started the dark spot on this part of the sky we will name Obilehem, in the honor of the guy that dedicated his whole life to this... thing" - Unknown, naming Obilehem 
Obilehem is star present in the The Silky Way well outside of the Verdan Federation but close to its border. It is home to a Matrioska Brain, likely for the Obilehem Intelligence, a multi system spanning artificial intelligence, older than the evolution of the Terallans and possibly even nearly as old as the Qomarat Empire.
== Architecture ==
Obilehem hosts a Matrioska Brain for the Obilehem Intelligence. A single planet orbits around Obilehem, Koldora at a distance well outside of the dyson swarm. Other than those two, nothing orbits around Obilehem.
== History ==
Obilehem spent most of its life as a normal, boring system for most of its life until roughly 1,6 billion years ago, until the construction of the Obilehem Intelligence, which required the disassembly of nearly everything orbiting around Obilehem to construct a Matrioska Brain around it. After it was constructed, it was left alone to do whatever it is supposed to do, as whoever made them quickly dissapeared from the records. For what reason it was constructed, and the task given to it is lost to time, alongside the people who made it.
In 12 BC, ships were spotted leaving from Obilehem to the nearby stars in the Algor Cluster, the stars that would later become the first stars of the Obilehem Region, which happend to be the place where Obilehem resides in the present day. These ships "colonized" the stars that they were sent towards, constructing many "nodes" for more processing power for the Obilehem Intelligence, alongside factories that produced more ships, both military and "colonization" ships.
== Koldora - The Forbidden World ==
Obilehem's one and only world, Koldora is a small planet relative to other systems, being only 0,0637 Earths Masses. It is a battered and cratred world, despite its thin atmosphere helping reduce crater impacts by a bit. But whats more interesting about this planet is it's density, which indicates a world nearly made out of pure iron-nickel with an extremly thin layer of icy crust. Along with the technosignatures coming from the world, this heavily indicates a technological explantion.
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