>>11546339Well the astral plane is known for being in constant change as a result of a group of the so called astral transformations, that provide the subjects of its drama, the bligs, their properties and appearance. Naturally, bligs are voracious and many of them tend to feed on cosmic luminiscence and that provides them some anima to keep their momentum within the astral plane. However, astral bligs tend to be rather slow bligs and rather cold to luck at. Some deep researchers have found that this could be circumvented by capturing these bligs in large spherical aggrandizers, where the intermolecular distances become temporarily much larger as long as they are within the spherical aggrandizers. Under this quasi-optical trick, the bligs can then be fed with cosmic luminiscence, and under this conditions, there are more intermolecular receptacles that can be filled with the luminiscence.
Now once they are removed from the spherical aggrandizer (by the way, there do exist some aggrandizers in nature but they are rather complicated to describe), they return back to their original size, yet with much more cosmic luminiscence that they could ever obtain by just feeding on the fluid. This cosmic blig, is much faster and all around spectacular than it's astral counterpart, yet they both fed on the same cosmic fluid. In other words, it is said that the cosmic blig is a conjugate of the astral blig -- they stand in a conjugacy relation.
It's important to notice that the cosmic irrigation of bligs is a special kind of transformation -- bligs are highly receptive to it. However, other similar transformations like the aqua implosion or the fiery contamination kind of adjust to the aggrandized conditions, and have the same effect as if the blig wasn't aggrandized at all. That in part, might be probably because the fiery contamination doesn't affect the same quality as does the cosmic irrigation and the aggrandization, but the aqua implosion is kind of a mystery, I'd say.
