Atos

Atos can be seen in the center of this picture, taken by the secretive OASS-00O1 probe, which orbits Opsithe as part of the Outer Atos System Survey.

Atos is the star which is orbited by the various planets of the Atos System.

Atos

Orbital characteristics
Mass (Kg)	1.59E+30
Radius (Km)	552,086
Surface Temperature (K)	4,700
Surface Gravity (m/s^2)	348

Mythology

In the religious cosmology of the Reformed Stripping Path, Atos is revered as both the central star of the solar system and the divine embodiment of light, creation, and cosmic order. As the Radiant One and Father of Creation, Atos represents the primordial spark that shattered darkness at the dawn of time, setting the cosmos into motion and illuminating the path of life. His light is not only physical but spiritual—bestowing clarity, wisdom, and renewal to mortals and divines alike.

According to canonical tradition, Atos emerged from the first act of divine will, igniting existence with his brilliance and breathing vitality into the material and metaphysical realms. Myths such as the Hymn of Atos present him as a stern but compassionate god—offering enlightenment to those who seek it with humility and cautioning against the arrogance of those who seek to possess divine power for themselves.

Worship of Atos is central to Bassaridian religious life. The Ordo Solis Invicti, headquartered in Vaeringheim, preserves his rites through sacred architecture, festivals of light, and seasonal solar rituals. Celebrations such as Bayram al-Nur and the Rite of the Solar Transference reinforce his role as the giver of wisdom, energy, and cosmic harmony. Temples dedicated to Atos serve as centers of both worship and learning, reflecting his dual nature as creator and enlightener.

Through his association with the star Atos, whose radiance touches every planet in the system, he is understood as the sustaining force behind existence—a divine fire whose brilliance nourishes the body, stirs the soul, and reveals the path toward wisdom, order, and rebirth.