GenFruitz #011

Elemental / Mineral Class • Specimen • The First Bite

Malus prismata obsidian formed in a region of the Orchard where light penetration was consistently suppressed by dense mineral canopy layers. Its rind integrates obsidian-like tissue that absorbs illumination rather than reflecting it, resulting in a fruit that appears visually inert despite active internal metabolism. Micropore fractures follow stress lines established during early growth, suggesting pressure-driven development rather than gradual accretion. Orchard scholars believe this specimen represents an early experiment in concealment biology—an organism evolved not to display its processes, but to contain them. The fruit does not emit, refract, or glow; it endures quietly, storing complexity behind opacity.

Item-Level Rarity Legendary

Traits

Collection The First Bite
Fruit Type Apple
Colorway Obsidian Black
Shape Dense apple sphere
Surface Texture High-gloss volcanic glass
Juice Level Low
Special Trait Material Integration Light-Absorbing Obsidian Core
Lumen Behavior None
Rind Pattern Fracture-aligned micropores
Stem Style Obsidian shard stem

Botanical Name: Malus prismata obsidian
Price: 0.008 WETH
Artist: Goz

Limited Specimen · 1 of 1

Nutrition Facts

Energy ~240 kcal · Void-Stable Sugars · Dense Basalt Fiber Threads · Obsidian Mineral Essence: Very High

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