Fenodia

**Fenodia** (Catnod Land) is a small planet within the Wospian Galaxy made up of a single supercontinent. It is one of the most heavily populated planets in the Ombaverse, and it contains five major species: The Jumbo Fungi, Scringlies, Cyllifera, Trofluges, and the Sunnies.

## Features

Fenodia has five major sections. The first is the desert, where the Cyllifera reside. This location is known as the Cyllifera province. It is relatively barren, yet mountainous. After the Cyllifera is the Trofluge Territory, where the Trofluges take up residency. Their area is rocky, full of grassless dirt and stone. Above them is the location containing the Scringlies, known as the Scringly Palace. The Scringly Palace is a somewhat-barren location. However, grass grows, but in little quantity. Agriculture is still possible, however. In the western section of the Scringly Palace are the icecaps. In the northernmost part of Fenodia are the Jumbo Fungi, who live in the Jumbo-Basidiomycete kingdom. The Jumbo-Basidiomycete Kingdom is grassy and green. However, at the center of the kingdom are the mines. The locations surrounding the mines are pure, black rock, where no foliage can grow. In the center of all the territories is the unclaimed land, inhabited only by stragglers within unmapped towns. The grass is greenest here, and the vegetation is wild and intense.

## Jumbo Fungi

The Jumbo Fungi inhabit the northern regions of Fenodia, in an area known as the Fungal Forests, where there are no trees, but instead, giant mushrooms. The Jumbo Fungi call their territory the 'Jumbo-Basidiomycete Kingdom'.

The Jumbo Fungi’s first appearance was when the Sunnies roamed Fenodia. The first Jumbo Fungi were simple minded creatures, Sunnies mutated by the toxic atmosphere of the Fungal Forests to become a completely different species, and immune to the dangerous mushrooms. The Jumbo Fungi scavenged the land in search of food, especially the Fungal Forests, where they were safe from invaders. . The Jumbo Fungi were looking to stay, but the Sunnies, who were the only inhabitants of Fenodia at the time, retaliated. The Sunnies fought the Jumbo Fungi, bringing them backwards, step by step, forcing them into the uninhabited forests of fungi, beginning the Jumbo War (see below).

### Post War

In the now claimed Jumbo Basidiomycete Kingdom, fungi grows wild. Taller than trees, the fungi rise unbounded. The Jumbo Fungi were immune to the atmosphere, all thanks to their mutations. They treated deadly mushrooms like delicacies. To any other species, the fungal forests had been a place to avoid, a place etched out on most maps. After the war, the presence of the Jumbo Fungi expanded rapidly. The forest quickly became colonized and officially claimed as a kingdom. The rising power of the Jumbo Fungi meant that a leader had to have been elected, which happened to be a secretive Jumbo Fungus named Mycorrhiza. Mycorrhiza's intellect is one of the major reasons that the Jumbo Fungi are as advanced as they are in modern times. The Mycorrhiza helped draw attention to the insane power of the mutated animals, which have occasionally run wild, destroying houses. They attempted to continue the production of throwing rings, despite the impossible task of copying the old design. They helped make more living spaces within the walls. They’re the only reason that the Fungal Forest has become the Jumbo-Basidiomycete Kingdom. They’ve even put some willing Jumbo Fungi into preservation tanks to raise the population. Mycorrhiza has also created a seemingly-random selection higher-ups for an unknown reason. They speak in a code language named “Ergotism” to each other, a language that the lower ranking Jumbo Fungi have attempted to translate to no avail. Mycorrhiza is known for expanding the fungal forest into the territory of other species. in order to take technology and buildings from the. In a short span of time, more groups of Jumbo Fungi began appearing. Spores speculate that the influx of frongulous crystals could be the cause. Frongulous crystals are found within a sector of the Jumbo-Basidiomycete Kingdom named the Frongulous Deposits. The Frongulous Deposits are located deep within the Jumbo-Basidiomycete kingdom and are covered in thick clouds of spores. Outside of the mines, the crystals are incredibly rare, and considered a treasure. The Jumbo Fungi collect and store frongulous crystals as batteries and use it in their technology and weapons.

The Jumbo-Basidiomycete Kingdom itself is only slightly darker than the unclaimed land nearby it. The place as a whole is bordered by a wall that separated the kingdom from the rest of Fenodia. The Jumbo-Basidiomycete Kingdom is full of grass and shrubs, plus the tree-sized fungi that grow naturally all around. The Jumbo Fungi take up residence inside of little mushroom houses that dot the entirety of the kingdom. At the kingdom's southwestern section is a small mountain range that goes straight the kingdom's stone wall, allowing entry. Just up past the mountains are three giant towers, made using Cylliferan architecture. These towers store goods like frongulous crystals, but are also covered in toxic fungal growths. These fungal growths can be operated from the inside to shoot out deadly spores in times of war. Behind the turrets is a small section of land controlled by the Cyllifera. East of the turrets are three great mountains which mark the Frongulous Deposits. The Frongulous Deposits are a collection of hundreds of different caverns, all of which hold nearly all of Fenodia's supply of frongulous crystals. The deposits are cloaked in giant black clouds of spores, which hide it from view. These spores are slightly irritating to the skin, especially in groups. Multiple cranes also operate by the deposits to collect and store crystals with ease. Bordering the deposits are three towers, similar to the turrets although less tall and thin. These are used to store frongulous crystals along with many other precious materials and items. Several laboratories, larger than the Spore Studies, can be found scattered around the kingdom. Finally, at the northernmost part of the kingdom is an island, accessible only by boat. This island is where the Mycorrhiza and their higherups reside. The island is surrounded by nine other tiny islands which each contain a turret, which are used if anyone decides to get too close. The main island contains a single gigantic Cylliferan mansion named Mycorrhiza's Palazzo. The mansion contains dozens of large rooms, where Mycorrhiza and their higherups sketch ideas, write, etc.. Northeast of the mansion is an island, slightly smaller than Mycorrhiza's Palazzo, which contains a single laboratory. Below the laboratory is another turret. It is unknown what resides within this laboratory because of how well guarded the place is.

## Trofluges

The Trofluges are primative ex-members of the Jumbo Fungus kingdom. They look very similar to the Jumbo Fungi, due to their origins. They are less defensive and untrusting of Mycorrhiza and their troops. The Trofluges are easy to bargain with and mostly unquestioning of species outside the Jumbo Basidiomycete kingdom. They are very needy of information involving the state of the kingdom. They are also fascinated with power of frongulous crystals. They often scavenge the ground, searching for crystals, even in other species’ territory. Their search efforts leave almost no crystals left behind. The Trofluges are also incredibly strong and train often to protect themselves in case of attackers, and yet are bad at strategizing. They strive to be better than the Jumbo Fungi in any way possible, but this remains a challenge as Mycorrhiza sends out spies constantly. Trofluges have expansive storage systems for all sorts of collected items, and even buildings specifically designed to store frongulous crystals. These buildings typically contain crystals refrigerated in boxes of thick steel that are constantly being monitored due to the notorious destructive ability that the crystals possess. The Trofluges have so many crystals that they don’t know what to do with them besides store them. They are known for quickly getting to action when a use for the crystals is required, and occasionally overdo the amount, like what occurred in the faic epidemic. Despite the large amount of frongulous crystals, the Trofluges just can’t figure out exactly the crystals are used. They try to incorporate the crystals into their technology yet fail most of the time. In modern times, they’ve turned to studying the Jumbo Fungi’s technology to figure out how to use them properly. There is also a myth involving the Trofluges that believes that they are “hiding secrets involving the worlds below”.

## Cyllifera

The Cyllifera, also known as Cyllies or Cylli, are an intelligent and technologically advanced species that set up their base, the Cyllifera Province, in the vast, mountainous desert. A lot of mystery surrounds the species’ origins.

Cyllifera resemble Kijis, a species which resides within the Sky Islands. They are not related to any of the species around Fenodia, and they appear to be evolved descendants of Kijis who arrived in Fenodia after leaving the Lightning Realms.

There are three types of Cyllifera, all categorized by a special system in place that judges what the Cyllifera are taught about. This system is based on location. The westernmost area, named Omashire, is based on power. The middle area, named Lazari, is based on knowledge. The easternmost area, named Kiji, is based on wealth. The different areas are identifiable by not only their location, but their pillar design. The Omashire use tall, needle-like pillars, similar to the ones that surround the Jumbo-Basidiomycete Kingdom. The Lazari use large, geometric pillars, with a blue spiked dome at its top and a golden crest at its middle. The Kiji use cylindrical pillars capped with a tapering blue dome. Even the Cyllifera change appearance depending on what area they hail from. Each area has their own separate lake-side settlement, where large markets are set up within wooden dwellings and shacks. The Omashire, Lazari, and Kiji are very similar to each other yet have a completely different way of teaching.

The newer generations of Cyllifera cannot fly, despite having wings. Older Cyllifera can fly and live around the peaks of mountains and plateaus in solitude. On those plateaus, the buildings have been completely stripped of all color due to their exposure to the elements. Down at the bottom of the desert, in a place known as the Dust Bowls, the poorer Cyllifera work. You can find merchants working for small amounts of money, and thieves dashing about. On occasion, fortune tellers set up shop down in Dust Bowls in hope to gain a profit from the needy.

Since the Cyllifera don’t have access to frongulous crystals, they had to turn to other means. The Cyllifera harness pure light within star-like orbs that are contained within domes. This strategy is copied from the Light Energy Industry Realm, although the Cyllifera do not use the same type of large, transparent spheres but instead an opaque sandy material found in Fenodia. The Cyllifera use their own specialized technology to keep stars rotating within the dome to generate light energy. These domes are placed everywhere, from the ground to the top of buildings. They can be seen in all sections of the Cyllifera Province, aside from the settlements and Dust Bowls. They are most concentrated by the capitol building, located in the southern-center part of Cyllifera Province. It is an entire plateau, completely blocked off by solid walls. On the plateau are bunches of large, more powerful light domes. The capitol also has its own pillar design. The pillars are cylindrical and white, and capped with a golden spiked dome. The capitol building itself is a fortress hidden behind a giant wall.

The Cyllifera believe in the Ring of Light. Only some Cyllifera have even heard of rings besides the Ring of Light existing. The New Year was chosen as the day that the Cyllifera slow their activity to worship the Ring of Light, as well as their God, Omba. Their beliefs of Omba are kept secret and underground, and not shared by any other nearby species. Ever since the they first arrived, all Cyllifera have been forced to begin their training and learn to become either a Kiji, Lazari, or Omashire (depending on the birth area) when they fledge as a rite of passage. This continues into modern day, despite them no longer possessing the ability to fly. The Jumbo Fungi do not see eye to eye with their beliefs and think that the Light could be a way to silently kill off the Jumbo Basidiomycete kingdom, spore by spore.

The Cyllifera have stable agriculture. They grow crops imported from the Sky Islands which include: sittergate, beautyseeds, and many more strange growths. The Cyllifera appear to still be supported by the Lightning realms, despite their distance. These exports not only come with crops, but with stored light and the occasional tool. The Cyllifera use light as weapons. They use a special technique to keep the orbs of light rotating inside of small spaces to prevent a sudden release of energy. That simple method is used everywhere in their technology; from diggers to cannons, they all use light. The tools release light in a dazzling explosion, destroying whatever is targeted. There are also homing variations of the light weaponry that shoot the orbs of light out slowly, keeping them intact until they find the target and blind them.

The Cyllifera have higher standards for wealth than any other species. Being considered wealthy and upper-class requires effort and is a challenging achievement. The currency used by the Cyllifera is called tacocin. Together, with the help of the three areas, the Cyllifera Province remains stable. The Lazari have a passion for art and music, whereas the Kiji love to trade and collect materials, and the Omashire enjoy writing and constructing. The Omashire region is slightly hotter than the other regions. They hold tournaments, fought with advanced armor and tools. The Omashire have the roughest feathers. These all contribute to the rich culture and powerful society that the Cyllifera have built up.

When the Cyllifera first arrived in 37', they were struggling to stay alive. Despite the vast amounts of empty space around the continent, the Jumbo Fungi would not allow them to settle. The Cyllifera threatened them with their harnessed light. The Jumbo Fungi gave in, ignorant to their power, and allowing them, as well as the Scringlies, to sign a treaty which allowed them to settle in a chosen place. The Cyllifera chose the desert as their home due to the size of it, and the fact that it reminded them of their home. The sweltering heat and the bright starlight is what the Cyllifera have evolved to be around.

The Cyllifera Province has a government run by few. Certain people and can be joined by those who meet the criteria. Power is chosen and exchanged by the rare few Cyllifera who master the teachings of power, knowledge, and wealth. These people are called Beacons. Laws are passed using a method of bidding. Beacons are provided with a list of ten bills. Beacons must choose one from the bunch to present to other beacons, who in turn bring their own chosen bills. From there, the Beacons vote on which one would suit the Cyllifera Province best. If the Beacons agree that no laws are suitable, they may veto the law.

## Scringlies

Scringlies are the lower-class inhabitants of the Fenodia that stay under the Jumbo Fungi’s watchful eye. They enjoy scientific studies as well as the culture and history of the Sunnies. They are smarter than the Jumbo Fungi but do not posses the same technological and architectural advancements. They are known for their persistence and desire to complete what has been started.

### Geography

The Scringlies' plot of land is named the Scringly Palace. The Scringly Palace's land is considerably rockier and dirtier than the surrounding unclaimed land. The Scringly Palace is surrounded by a rock wall, which forbids outsiders from entering. The wall has only three entrances/exits.

In the territory's southeast section is an area known as the Valorous Floes, which are made up of large mountains of ice. It is inhabited by few, and there are no buildings within it. However, it does contain a port, where ships deposit imports.

The Scringly Palace's capital is named the Scringle Station. It is a large hexagonal fortress made of stone, surrounded by two large watchtowers. The Scringle Station is surrounded on all sides by a dense forest. There is an exit in the stone wall directly behind the Scringle Station, which leads right to the wall separating the Jumbo-Basidiomycete Kingdom from the Scringly Palace. The Station is the headquarters of high ranking Scringlies. Within, they plan routes for future expeditions. There is a large gymnasium, where Scringlies train themselves, alongside specialized training rooms. When a new Scringly is appointed, a ceremony is held inside Scringle Station.

Directly west of the Scringle Station is a large laboratory named the Spore Studies, made with Cylliferan architecture. In the Spore Studies, the Jumbo Fungi are researched constantly. Every spore is analyzed, and the entire kingdom is recorded in secret. Only the most high-trained scringlies reside here, particularly ones that work within Scringle Station.

South of the Spore Studies is the Scraggly Settlement, where the Scringly population resides in bulk. The settlement reaches from the northern part of the Scringly Palace to the southern part. The bottom of the southern section of the village contains a small mountain with a waterfall which flows into a lake named the Gazing Pool. The settlement is dotted with farms and small groves of trees. At the northern section of the village is a small castle which overlooks a port. I

In the western part of the village is a gigantic mountain, which hides a frongulous deposit. Inside the cave, the walls are high and jagged. Wires cover the surface of well-explored caverns, bearing electric lanterns among other mining technology. These wires are available in bulk, and are strewn across the walls unexplored caves illuminate them. There, carts of frongulous crystals are wheeled out and brought to the Scringle Station for storage.

### Technological Advancements

The Scringlies have created dozens of laboratories designed for the study of the Jumbo Fungi. However, many of the laboratories have been stolen by the Jumbo Fungi—namely the S.C.R.O.N.G.E. SCRONGE is an acronym for Scientific Combination of Regular Objects for the Notion of Gravity and Energy. Lots of areas around the outskirts of the Jumbo Basidiomycete kingdom were claimed by the Scringlies. Within those areas are large amounts of empty space, unclaimed by large facilities or housing.
The Scringlies have a mysterious program known as the Secret Operations Department—or SEODE—, whose location is never stationary. The Secret Operations Department is the Scringly's counterpart of the Jumbo Fungi's SPOREadic Attacks.

## Sunnies

Sunnies are the original inhabitants of the Fenodia. They are incredibly spiritual, and often etch things into wood and stone. The Sunnies worshiped “the Tri-Ring”, the Ring of Flame, the Ring of Frost, and the Ring of Light. The three rings were believed to exist in separate universes, with only one universe documented. Not much is known about the Sunnies, but their influence stays prevalent. They’re used to the underground caverns, a place where no other species would venture. They build factories deep within the ground to avoid unwanted visitors. They’re protective over their land, and don’t allow other species to stay. In one occurrence, the Sunnies came across five lost employee's of a restaurant chain in Scramblewire. They let the employees stay and taught them about the three rings, and even let them show their building skills. With the help of the Sunnies, they built a large particle accelerator spanning an expansive portion of the Sunnies’ underground system. They let the employees teach them all their recipes for the perfect dish. When the Jumbo Fungi arrived, caused by mutations, the Sunnies were untrusting of them immediately. They suspected that the new arrivals would be the first to steal territory from Fenodia, and quickly got defensive. They fought the Jumbo Fungi in what became the first war in the history of the Fenodia. They battle using incredibly sharp throwing rings, fashioned in a similar way to the rings found all across the Ayweniverse. The rings used in the war had special upgrades, turning them into powerful discs that slice through the air at top speed.

### Post War

The war led the Sunnies back into hiding in the underground, where they lurk to this day. No species has seen the Sunnies after the war, and due to the spores planted by the Jumbo Fungi, it’s nearly impossible to dig through the ground.

## The Jumbo War and the Faic Epidemic

As the Jumbo Fungi’s power rose after they had first arrived, the Sunnies began to panic. They quickly threw all their forces towards the Fungi’s civilization, to no avail. The Jumbo Fungi had begun mutating existing animals with spores and psychedelic mushrooms to create powerful beasts, capable of taking down houses. This occupied the Sunnies forces for the time being, while the Jumbo Fungi began building three large walls on the outside of the forest. The walls had many small holes packed together for blasts of poisonous spores to rain down upon the nearby ground, driving the Sunnies back further. The Sunnies gained their senses back and quickly began a massive attack against the defenses. Their attack left only one wall standing, which is still used to this day. Before the Sunnies could destroy the final wall, the spores began growing at unprecedented speeds. The growing fungi were impossible to navigate, leaving those attempting with intense hallucinations, and occasionally death. The Jumbo Fungi continued creating superweapons out of animals, eventually causing the Sunnies to surrender the war. Even after they surrendered, the Jumbo Fungi didn’t have enough. They drove the Sunnies out of sight permanently. The Sunnies had to leave their homes and retreat to the cave systems below the lands. The Jumbo Fungi planted a special type of fungus with nearly-impenetrable roots deep within the grounds that prevent the Sunnies from exiting. The Jumbo Fungi often attempt to scavenge the ground for throwing rings, which the Sunnies battled with in the war, to build up their defenses. Much more common than the rings are stray fungus trees. The spores used in war are known for catching the wind and traveling insane distances before permanently resting, and eventually growing into a massive mushroom, which can be toxic depending on its location.

**Faic Epidemic**

Much later, once the Cylliferea, Scringlies, and Trofluges had all arrived, Mycorrhiza had noticed the failure to water down the spore-mutated animals. Because of how they were ignored over the years since they were created, they were let loose. They would terrorize not only the Jumbo Fungi, but the Trofluges as well. This eventually led to some of creatures attacking the Scringlies, who were not prepared in any way. The Trofluges were not having it. They combined parts of the frongulous crystals with hazardous mushrooms to create an incredibly infectious spore that can easily be carried around in the wind. The Trofluges didn’t understand how much power lies within the frongulous crystals at the time. They added nearly triple the intended quantity of crystals, leading to eruptions of spores so effective that the Trofluge population was decimated in days. The spores spread around the Catnod Land rapidly, killing most mutated animals, but the Jumbo Fungi and Scringlies as well. The effects were so harsh that it was considered an epidemic, named frongaricus (abbreviated faic). The Scringlies, with their scientific knowledge, were the first to attempt to contain faic. They tried many ways to stop faic, but many succumbed to the epidemic. The Jumbo Fungi thought that the Trofluges send the spores out was to retaliate against the Jumbo Basidiomycete kingdom and send out troops to fight. The Scringlies needed to stop this “war”. They began to theorize ways to call off the troops and stay out of harm’s way, for a profit. The damage done to the Scringlies’ land was irreparable had to get fixed some way. The Scringlies solution to this problem was to bargain. They would come visit the Jumbo Fungi troops, protected, and tell them to stop fighting. The troops, noticing the horrible effects of whatever was happening to those lost, caved. They would give the Scringlies materials and money in exchange for information. The Scringlies would simply ask the Trofluges for information and give it to the troops for free items. To the dismay of Mycorrhiza, the Scringlies started building up from the ground and becoming recognizable once again. Not only did they restore their fallen buildings, but they expanded their reach, becoming even more powerful. Mycorrhiza acted quick against the Scringlies, blocking them from expanding even more by planting thick fungal growths on either side. The Scringly land, now known as the Scringly Palace, remains in the lower class. They fear the Jumbo Fungi and yet remain on good terms.

## The Continental War

The Continental War was caused by the Jumbo Fungi breaking off the treaty of 37’ to take the Scringlies’ land. The Scringlies were quick to retaliate, but their number of troops were dwindling. Those troops that were on the battlefield had to act fast, think quick, and run far in a situation they never could have prepared for. The Scringlies attempted to recruit some of the Jumbo Fungi, while the troops began realizing that they were about to be overpowered. The Trofluges wouldn’t dare budge, telling the Scringlies repeatedly that they were on bad terms with the Jumbo Fungi. One of the higher ranking Scringlies, named Ethann, who has had experiences bargaining with Trofluges in the past, stepped up to help. Ethann begged the Trofluges for just a sliver of help. The Trofluges reluctantly obliged, giving them containers of frongulous crystals on the promise that the information will not get released to the Jumbo Basidiomycete kingdom, and that the Scringlies would help expand their land. The Scringlies, filled with new fighting spirit, took as many tanks as possible. They built a laboratory to store them inside of, a place with many twisting rooms and monitors. They incorporated the crystals into daggers, making sharp weapons out of them. The Jumbo Fungi were quickly driven back by the Scringlies’ new burst of power, leaving them temporarily vulnerable. The Scringlies did their best to push the Jumbo Fungi off their turf and back into their kingdom. This went on for nearly two years before the Scringlies made a great scientific breakthrough. If many frongulous crystals set close together are to charge, they store massive amounts of energy that can be released in a destructive shockwave if dropped from a height. Using their newfound knowledge, the Scringlies were easily able to gain an upper hand on the Jumbo Fungi, who were on top of them. They set up catapults in an array, with boulders of charged frongulous crystals at the ready. They planned to throw the boulders far into the Jumbo Basidiomycete kingdom and cause blast damage from the bomb-like crystals. The Scringlies set off the first wave. It decimated the bottoms of all mushrooms nearby the blast, sending them collapsing down on the residents below. The Scringlies set off a second and third wave, causing the kingdom to panic. Mycorrhiza issued a region-wide warning, leaving the Jumbo Fungi bound to the roots of the mushrooms, many of which the Jumbo Fungi claimed as their homes. Mycorrhiza’s higherups began to become suspicious at the vast amount of frongulous crystals the Scringlies had. They connected it to the Trofluges, who they were already weary of, due to their crystal collection. The bombs continued for months, the Jumbo Fungi not knowing what do to. In a last-ditch effort, the Jumbo Fungi broadcast a threat to not only the Scringlies, but the Trofluges as well. The Jumbo Fungi threatened to annex both of their lands without a second glance. The Trofluges, understandably, were agitated and full of dread. Both prepared for the worst.

               Only one week after the broadcast was issued, a fleet of drones swept overhead both the Scringly Palace and Trofluge Territory. The paranoid Scringlies’ panic was ended swiftly when they realized that nothing had dropped or transpired; or so they thought. Millions of tiny, black spores began to rain down upon the areas. The panic came back quick as it had disappeared. Many recently awoken Scringlies came outside with glass jars to catch the spores, either having some fun in the time of chaos or collecting them for studies. The Scringlies understood that something was wrong with those spores after quick research. These spores were the same spores that the Jumbo Fungi used to expand their land by growing mushrooms, causing mass destruction and disorder, and buying the Jumbo Fungi time to move into what they considered their new property. The Scringlies started listing off plausible solutions to prevent the growths. Most of these ‘solutions’ would demolish the towns and cities of the Scringly Palace, making many of the high ranking Scringlies upset. None of them would dare hurt the population. As time moved on, Scringlies began rioting. They would rip out all the grass near their homes, removing all traces of spores. The Scringly government would have to act, quick, before the inevitable. They decided to set fire to the grass, burning the spores and preventing fungal growths. The grass became dirt, grime being all that could be seen on the floor. The Trofluges were protected, their trees sparkling with frongulous crystals. These crystals send the drones’ navigation system haywire, changing their courses, forcing them to knock into each other.

               Only a few months after the drone attacks, the Trofluges prepared to fully join the war, starting off small by slowly sending troops to battle. With the help of the Scringlies, the Trofluges started using frongulous crystals in the most efficient way possible. With the Scringlies’ supply of frongulous crystals nearly gone, the Trofluges stepped in, refilling the stock. The use of frongulous crystals doubled, causing extraordinary damage to the Jumbo Basidiomycete kingdom. In the heat of the moment, Mycorrhiza ordered a second fleet of drones, nearly triple the size of the first. The Scringlies decoded an Ergotism transmission running towards a hidden base in the Trofluge Territory. The message was a warning to all the Jumbo Fungus spies: Run! Get far from the regions! The Scringlies followed the transmission and found no signs of life nearby the base. The high ranking Scringlies quickly got into base, sending off orders all Scringlies to prepare, to be armed. And yet? A week passed with no drone fleet. Two weeks. Some Scringlies reported seeing a drone or two, but they were called conspiracists, and insane. Nearly two months after the transmission came by, in the year 62’, there had still been no logical reports on the matter. Had it been a hoax, a ploy? The troops were still working hard out in the battlefield. When the Scringlies were about to call it a false alarm, a buzzing began. The noise was heard from every direction. There were drones everywhere within an instant, advancing from all angles. Yet, the rain of spores was cut short. Trofluges and Scringlies gathered alike to toss frongulous crystals at the trees, throwing the drones off. The sky became an inferno of crashing drones, with all the spores dropping having no place to grow on the loose dirt.

               With Mycorrhiza’s plan failing miserably, the war was back on its toes. Mycorrhiza had plans for a failure. They built up factories that produced incredibly powerful frongulous crystal technology. Over the course of a year, these factories grew in size and power, with the frongulous miners working hard as ever. Massive rocket launchers fired boulders of frongulous crystals, an idea the Jumbo Fungi copied. This drew the Jumbo Fungi closer and closer to their goal. Mycorrhiza was joyful and the kingdom was in high spirit. The Jumbo Fungi, seeing as they were about to win the war and gain the territory that they so desired, got greedy. They demanded their roots to be spread around the entire continent, making all species a slave for their idea of a kingdom. Mycorrhiza heeded the words of the Jumbo Fungi, directing a quarter of the troops to attack the Cyllifera Province.

               The Jumbo Fungi, knowing just about nothing about the Cyllifera, attacked lightly. They sent in small drone fleets to spread their territory and become their blind dream. When the Cyllifera finally took notice of the Jumbo Fungi’s plans, they were pissed. They ordered willing soldiers from each sector of the province to attack the Jumbo Basidiomycete kingdom with weapons of light. These weapons caused explosions and shockwaves throughout the nearby land. The Jumbo Fungi, seeing that they completely underestimated their foe, surrendered to them immediately. They brought all troops away from the Cyllifera province to focus back on the Scringlies, who now had an advantage. The Cyllifera did not like this either. They studied the war and its cause, determining the reasons. This only angered the Cyllifera more. They brought their soldiers back into battle, diverting them towards the Jumbo Fungi, protecting the Scringlies and Trofluges. The now devastated Jumbo Fungi gave up their lead fast if they even had one. They were driven back into their kingdom’s outskirts, and over their defenses and walls. The now 3-1 battle was over. The Jumbo Fungi fully surrendered, bringing their troops out of the bases. All three regions agreed to call their forces off, but on the condition that they pay for repairs and materials as well as shrink their border down slightly.

## Trivia

This was one of the planets selected by Fökwospz to be given an undeveloped version of "Recollection Road". However, a group of Scringlies discovered it while mining, and accidentally trapped themselves within it. Fökwospz had to rescue them using a wormhole in a vial.

The Cyllifera are theorized to have spaceships which they use to travel back and forth from the Sky Islands to Fenodia.

A popular theory involving the Sunnies is that they live underground, completely isolated from the rest of the world in a place similar to the Deep City in the Ayweniverse.

The Scringlies were the ones who got Fenodia accepted by Fökwospz.
The Kiji section of the Cyllifera Province is made up of two cities, not one. This was necessary thanks to the large lake and canyon in the middle of the section.