The Sun

The Sun is a blindingly bright white sphere measuring 1.4 million kilometers in diameter, adorned with sunspots the size of planets. Surrounding it is a faint, wispy halo known as the corona, which extends outward. While the Sun is not humanoid and has no facial features, it is very much sentient and can communicate. As a yellow dwarf star, the Sun has a surface temperature of about 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit. The Sun physically can’t move.

The Sun shoots out solar flares randomly several times per day, but it tries not to aim at Earth but did accidentally cause the Carrington Event in 1859.

The Sun was formed 5 billion years ago when a nebula collapsed, at first it was confused, but eventually grew wiser and smarter, as the Solar system and Planets formed around it.

The Sun talks using using telepathy, but only when you’re close enough,

The Sun is wise with the knowledge of 5 billion years, it didn’t care for humanity until the mid 20th century when they started sending things into space. The Sun loves every other object in the solar system as they are sentient as well, The Sun gets very upset when a planet is destroyed or ejected. The Sun is a genuinely whole heartedly good person, if you’re lost in space it will probably gravity slingshot you back to earth.

The Sun can feel every thing within its gravitational influence, even things as small as dust particles.

The only celestial body the sun doesn’t like is Jupiter, this is because Jupiter is constantly destroying and changing the orbits of smaller celestial bodies such as comets and asteroids while at the same time keeping the asteroid belt stable. Jupiter tends to do this on purpose.

Some would say that the young sun was 'traumatized' by the early solar system, with all the newborn proto-planets constantly getting destroyed before finally reaching stable, the Theia collision hit the sun the hardest. But the worst part was watching objects get thrown into the sun itself. The Sun couldn't talk to anyone because anything close enough to talk to could barely comprehend it's own existence before getting destroyed until and Mercury wasn't close enough to the Sun yet.

4 billion years ago when Venus and Mars still had Water, they both were friends with Earth and called themselves the Water Trio. Venus's best memories were with Earth and Mars in those old times, as they all made fun of Mercury. However the Water trio eventually drifted apart as Mars lost its water and fell into a depressive spiral, and Earth stopped making fun of Mercury to focus on became obsessed with having life. And Venus's runaway greenhouse effect stripping away Venus's water. In the end Mercury got the last laugh

At the same time 4 billion years ago there was an ice giant named Boreas about 10 times the size of mass of Earth and slightly smaller than Neptune, Boreas orbited between Jupiter and Saturn. Boreas was extremely kind to every other planet except for Jupiter for obvious reasons, it was to the point where everyone in the Solar System liked Boreas. Boreas would consistently defend asteroids from Jupiter, this angered Jupiter to the point where Jupiter would manipulate Saturn by telling Saturn that Boreas was evil, and with their combined efforts ejected Boreas from the solar system. Boreas was never seen again, however rumors across solar system spread about Boreas still being at the edge of the Solar System, the rumor said that Boreas went insane and was watching from beyond the Kuiper Belt, and planning revenge on Jupiter.

The Sun isn’t entirely lonely it often has full length conversations with asteroids that come close as well as the closest planet, Mercury. Mercury is often complaining to the Sun about something Venus is doing, all the Sun does is give advice. On occasion the Sun will get to communicate with aliens.

Mercury is rude and uncaring especially towards Venus, unlike The Sun, Mercury doesn’t try to act all wise despite having the knowledge of 4.5 billion years. Mercury often uses profanity when it’s angry.

Venus is constantly teasing Mercury usally about it's craters or it's size. Venus often prides itself on it's beauty and refuses to tell anyone about what it looks like underneath its clouds, the only bodies who know are Earth, and The Sun.

Earth idols the Sun, and Earth strives to be just like the sun by acting all wise, but earth is really insecure about its intelligence, and tries really hard for its earthlings. Earth is always trying to be overly nice to everyone.

Mars does nothing but just stays still and doesn't talk acting like an unemployed 50 year old, despite getting support from Phobos and Deimos

Ceres treats itself like an asteroid despite being a dwarf planet and is essentially the monarch of the asteroid belt. Ceres also HATES Jupiter with a burning passion. The entire Asteroid Belt also hates Jupiter, ESPECIALLY the Jupiter Trojans.

Jupiter rules over the outer solar system with an iron fist. Earth and The Moon are very afraid of Jupiter. Jupiter gets enjoyment out of destroying asteroids or capturing them in its gravity. The Sun is the only object that Jupiter fears since the Sun is 10 as big as Jupiter and a 1000 times the mass. When Theia, Proto-Earth and Boreas were destroyed, The Sun threatened to destroy Jupiter in its Roche limit, despite this the Sun still wouldn’t want to hurt Jupiter as it loves every celestial body.

Saturn is an innocent world and genuinely cares for asteroids and moons. However Saturn is constantly being manipulated by Jupiter. For example 100 million years ago Saturn used to have a Moon named Chrysalis, but got torn apart by Saturn's gravity because of Jupiter manipulating Saturn into doing so. Saturn believes Jupiter is innocent. Saturn is pretty silly albeit dumb.

Uranus is Depressed ever since Boreas was ejected, this was because Boreas and Uranus in particular were best friends. Jupiter also caused a rocky planet the size of Earth to collide with Uranus, causing Uranus to flip on its side.

Neptune was also heavily affected by Boreas's ejection, causing Neptune towards the edge of the solar system, waiting for Boreas to return. Nobody except for Uranus still talks to Neptune, Neptune has grown into an enigmatic mystery.

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