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| compounds = [[Corruptive Essence of Malis]], [[Contradictium]], [[Sulfur Dioxide]] | | compounds = [[Corruptive Essence of Malis]], [[Contradictium]], [[Sulfur Dioxide]] | ||
| effects = Spreads cognitive decay; psionic corruption; physical entropy | | effects = Spreads cognitive decay; psionic corruption; physical entropy | ||
| worlds = [[Gokolok]], [[Varnith]], [[Drulon]], and other | | worlds = [[Gokolok]], [[Varnith]], [[Drulon]], and other Kôthar-sector worlds | ||
| related = [[Corruptive Essence of Malis]], [[Contradictium]], [[Malis]], [[The Malismorâ]] | | related = [[Corruptive Essence of Malis]], [[Contradictium]], [[Malis]], [[The Malismorâ]] | ||
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The '''Malis Atmosphere''' is not a planetary atmosphere in the traditional sense but a '''metaphysical contamination'''—a persistent psionic miasma originating from the extraplanar rift of [[Gozog'nok]]. | The '''Malis Atmosphere''' is not a planetary atmosphere in the traditional sense but a '''metaphysical contamination'''—a persistent psionic miasma originating from the extraplanar rift of [[Gozog'nok]]. | ||
This corruption leaks from the imprisonment of the fallen deity '''[[Malis]]''', once known as '''Elidrê'el''', the First Defiant. | This corruption leaks from the imprisonment of the fallen deity '''[[Malis]]''', once known as '''Elidrê'el''', the First Defiant. | ||
As the [[Corruptive Essence of Malis|Essence]] seeps through spacetime, it infects entire planetary systems across the [[ | As the [[Corruptive Essence of Malis|Essence]] seeps through spacetime, it infects entire planetary systems across the [[Kôthar Galaxy]], transmuting air, soil, and mind alike. | ||
== Origin == | == Origin == | ||
Following Malis’s banishment to [[Gozog'nok]], a rift formed between the spiritual and material planes — a wound in reality where the boundaries of creation thin. | Following Malis’s banishment to [[Gozog'nok]], a rift formed between the spiritual and material planes — a wound in reality where the boundaries of creation thin. | ||
The imprisoned god’s decaying essence condensed into a semi-physical vapor, later identified by the [[Grand Archive Division of Exotheology]] as '''Corruptive Essence of Malis (CEM)'''. | The imprisoned god’s decaying essence condensed into a semi-physical vapor, later identified by the [[Grand Archive Division of Exotheology]] as '''Corruptive Essence of Malis (CEM)'''. | ||
From this rift, subatomic entropy fields radiate outward through the | From this rift, subatomic entropy fields radiate outward through the Kôthar sector, embedding themselves in atmospheres of otherwise stable worlds such as [[Gokolok]], [[Varnith]], and [[Drulon]]. | ||
Each world manifests the contamination differently, yet all share one common trait: *the air itself hungers.* | Each world manifests the contamination differently, yet all share one common trait: *the air itself hungers.* | ||
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Trace [[Contradictium]] in the corrupted air stabilizes the paradox temporarily, allowing measurable persistence of the contamination, but also introduces '''phase mirroring''' — regions where reflection and object are briefly indistinguishable. | Trace [[Contradictium]] in the corrupted air stabilizes the paradox temporarily, allowing measurable persistence of the contamination, but also introduces '''phase mirroring''' — regions where reflection and object are briefly indistinguishable. | ||
== Manifestations Across the | == Manifestations Across the Kôthar Sector == | ||
* '''[[Gokolok]]''' — The most heavily affected world, where the [[The Malismorâ]] resides. The air carries a permanent metallic odor and a crimson haze under starlight. Residents exhibit cognitive resonance disorders and memory bleed. | * '''[[Gokolok]]''' — The most heavily affected world, where the [[The Malismorâ]] resides. The air carries a permanent metallic odor and a crimson haze under starlight. Residents exhibit cognitive resonance disorders and memory bleed. | ||