Sorell

Sorell devotes a small habitable world to medicines rather than staple crops. Enclosed fields, research terraces, stills, drying rooms, and teaching compounds produce rare plants, prepared biological compounds, and trained Menders for Ilyra and other healing centers.

The settled belts remain breathable only because circulation towers, planted windbreaks, water catchments, and old pressure works are maintained with the fields. Beyond them, soil and air both thin. Growing licenses therefore govern more than commerce: a plot uses atmospheric capacity, biological risk, and water that the wider settlement must sustain.

Local growers and medical institutions administer the plots, preparations, and training. Ilyra protects the trade, oversees shared safety standards and external agreements, and does not own the fields. Sorell is neither an Ilyran estate nor an open market for any buyer seeking a rare crop.

Menders are trained and sent outward; physicians and growers mark a recovery by tending a plant in the patient’s name. That Dawn custom preserves the link between cultivation and care without claiming that the plant caused the recovery. Sorell’s value depends on specialization, but its thin managed air and strict biological controls prevent the moon from expanding production without limit.