Ignis

Ignis is the largest and closest of two satellites orbiting the planet Solum.

The satellite's orbit is synchronous to its primary, meaning the same side always faces the planet. Unlike the second moon Umbra, Ignis can be observed with the naked eye during both day and night time, showing different lunar phases.

Due to its relatively large size and close proximity to its body, Ignis is believed to be responsible for a large quantity of climate and weather conditions on Solum, particularly during Lunar Apsis.