So my friends and I are doing a world building project in a sci-fi fantasy concept. We each are creating planets and races, etc. Its alot of work LOL. But I created a planet, and a moon, which each had separate species living on it. I want to share my favorite part about the project so far; which is the Moon I created. 

satellite chrysalli 

Chrysali; a lone satellite that orbits the plant Eos, is only a third of the size of its parent planet. Despite its stature, it still harbors the wild and free spirited Anatola, who continue to thrive is the much harsher environment of the small moon. The land itself actually isn't a land mass at all, -- and is instead comprised of thousands of floating landmasses. Yes, thats right, Chrysali does not have a core. Instead it is pieces of land that are held by a gravitational pull, forming the semi spherical mass.

Some theorize that the moon is made up of land collected from its parent planet in its early stages of formation, other's fantasize that its core imploded, leaving a gateway to the afterlife. Either way, if you fall off an edge, you can fall right into the center.... before having your insides pulled out your eye sockets due to the gravitational pressure.

Because of its chaotic make up, earthquakes and shifting landmasses is a common everyday occurrence. So home may not always be where you left, which makes up a majority of the Anatola's nomadic and savage etiquette.