Tela (mineral)
Only things made with 75% or more composition of Tela can survive a supernova. it is the hardest material known to Phoenix hind including everything found on Earth. The royal family had a tradition of performing the Tela-Tona with the help of a master essence weaver and master blacksmith to create a piece of jewelry for every new member of the royal family to be presented to them at their naming ceremony.
Properties
Material Characteristics
Tela is a shiny silver metal with light purple hint and flecks of darker purple.
Physical & Chemical Properties
Tela resists fire. It has a super high melting point. It requires a special very special ceremony (the Tela-Tona) to melt and shape the mineral. it is also very hard after the Tela-Tona and almost impossible to melt or shape again.
Compounds
mall bits of Tela are often chipped off and added to other minerals to make them stronger and more fire resistant.
Geology & Geography
It is found deep inside active volcanoes. It is most often under the deepest hottest part of the magma. only the bravest and most powerful Phoenixes dare to search for it.
Life & Expiration
It takes thousands of years for Tela to start to deteriorate. Many family heirlooms have at least a little Tela in them to help them withstand the time and heat of being passed from Phoenix to Phoenix.
History & Usage
Discovery
Antik Wellor was the first to discover Tela in the age of Diark.
Everyday use
most people shave of tiny bits of Tela and mix it into things such as the foundation to their homes to make them stronger.
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Type
Ore/Mineral
Value
very valuable
Rarity
very rare
Taste
It is not recommended to ingest this mineral. If one were to lick it it would taste slightly like copper mixed with a hint of tart bitter lime
Color
A shiny silver color with light purple hint and flecks of darker purple.
Melting / Freezing Point
melting point = 1650 C or 3002 F or 1923.15 K
Common State
Solid
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