ZP115 has a deadly effect on the environment and all carbon-based life. Between 1910 and te. 2027 it covered much of the Rift Island, transforming and adapting flora and fauna to its alien nature. Spores and gases emitted by Zipurium-mutated plant life had led to the danger of Earth becoming uninhabitable for humans, thriving for mutants and elves, as the concentration of Zipurium pollutants in the air reached critical levels.
SYND initiated reclamation efforts which seem to have led to ZP115 evolution which human is able to adept to it more, changing its features and proliferation in some ways. However, Zipurium did not lose its hostile qualities, becoming the perfect assimilator.
ZP115 is a stable concentration title for the element of Zipurium, with low atomic mass of only 211.
ZP115 can revive deceased organic life from and other minerals out of the soil, concentrating them into growing new plant life from which can be collected safely with the correct protective measurements into easy to use resources. As such medicine, controlled genetic mutations, unlimited energy, it is an amazing opportunity for economies that has already biologically adapted to this element.
The ZP115 plant life growth speed and mineral content depends on variables such as soil conditions, moisture, yearly-average temperature, and local weather.
Many theories exist on what Zipurium really is. Some, such as Lord General Polly (Urizy) Larsson, believed that Zipurium itself is a lifeform rather than a mineral. This hypothesis seems to be based on early forms of ZP115, which originally occurred as seemingly organic, plant-like pods.
This theory is supported by the symbiotic relationship ZP115 shares with mutated lifeforms, its ability to mutate or corrupt lifeforms such as trees and convert them to spread more of the substance, and Zipurium's apparent ability to adapt over time, becoming resistant to reclamation efforts. One fanciful hypothesis is that Zipurium possesses consciousness. According to this idea, the crystal contains a quantum crystalline brain that grows more intelligent as it grows and grows. However, this has yet to be proven.
We now know that not only does ZP115 leech elements from the soil, but it also appears to leech vital nutrients from all plant life, rocks and metals. Human contact with ZP115 is extremely toxic and often fatal—exposure should be avoided