it is the everchanging states of the moeverse’s vapor filled vapor field, produced by amber-like fossilized-soilcomponents located in weather caves and activated by rhizomatic mycelia networks;
caves are like cradles, a planet and everything on it derives from these hollow system;
within every cave you can find these particular fossilized structures formed from the specific planet’s main ingredients, shells dressed in their homes’ traditional chemicals and colors, they are essential for a planet's ecosystem’s proper functioning, they each contain a certain weather element;
the planet’s local mycelial network, the regional fungi distribution rhizome highway always makes sure to assign a few hyphae to leak these fossilized formations and when they feel the time is right release the weather, sealed in the formations, out into the planet’s atmosphere;
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weather cave
fungi really know how to be a successful species, they try to copy the moeverse’s most efficient organization’s -the imperceptible apparatus’- ways of transferring information as much as a class bounded by the rules of the consensus reality ever could;
they built out an immense winding network, through which they can transfer information and make contact with any part of their world; the rhizome interprets the current state of the soil, the liquids and the vapor on the planet and based on that decide what type of weather does the atmosphere need to streamline the ecosystem’s job most effectively at that time;
then the mycelial transmission grid proceeds to leak the underground weather seal, containing the weather required by the environment at that moment; the elements seep out and pervade the atmosphere; after a while these weather seals run out, but by then the elements have done their job and nature is ready for a seasonal update, it's time for the fungi to dig their hyphae into a different fossilized soil formation;
the number of weather seals determine how many seasons are there on a planet;
since the planet’s cradle is buried within it, the planet itself also functions as a weather repository formation; the type of weather a planet contains is its primary climate;