A bizarre whirling dance of manifested improbabilities, the Seven Flames system went largely ignored for ages. Tremendous amounts of spectral noise emanating from the site caused long-range detection suites to indicate a trinary star system devoid of any planetary bodies. It wasn't until the era of the Old Republic that a survey team was dispatched to collect data on orbital patterns, when they discovered that what was always believed to be three suns was actually seven: three pairs of mutually binary red dwarfs anchored by an orange main sequence star. Through the gravitational turbulence and intense gale of charged particles, the researchers were astonished to discover a planet which, only until recently, was assumed to be a boiling magma orb. Scientists now believe that the Seven Flames system is the remnant of an ancient stellar nursery, which ejected many more stars during the process of achieving its highly unlikely equilibrium.