The closest moon to the planet, Judas, is composed of dense jungles cut up by vast rivers and lakes. The atmosphere is breathable, while the gravity is slightly denser than the nearby planets - allowing for advanced physical training. A unique astronomical anomaly is the moon remains in an almost geostationary orbit; meaning, it takes approximately three thousand years for the moon to do one complete orbit of the planet. The orbit, itself, is elliptical and at a certain point the atmosphere of the planet and moon touch, initiating massive electrical storms. It is believed that similarities in both flora and fauna may be related to the three weeks when the atmospheres are connected - as it generates typhoon-like winds between the two correlating entities - due to unique weather patterns.
It is also believed that the moon will be pulled in by Judecca’s gravity within an approximate two and a half million years; most likely resulting in the destruction of both moon and planet.