Hundzherr

The seventh planet in the Gairu-Lexene System is commonly called Hundzherr, after one of the gods of The Faith of the Star-Eyed. Separated from the legends, it's easy to see why this particular god was thought to be a twin of the sixth planet (named for Landzhifi). Both are gas giants that share an extraordinarily close orbit, close enough that it is in fact very difficult to see Hundzherr without either a very good telescope or the particular astronomical conditions found in the Agarruta Drei.
Hundzherr is a stunningly beautiful planet that shifts color depending on the time of year. Current prevailing theories are that shifting proximity to the nebula changes interaction with the gases within the planet thus changing the colors. Due to the angles of the orbit, Hundzherr can only be seen on particular days. Were it not for the overriding interest that the garruw have in celestial phenomena it's likely that this planet would have been missed entirely until more modern detection methods allowed for it. As it is, we are able to enjoy the stunning beauty of the planet even now.
The planet is slightly smaller than fellow gas giant Landzhifi, and possesses fewer moons. Those it does have follow a polar orbit. It is assumed that Landzhifi has a greater gravitational pull, because more extra-solar objects are observed as being drawn into it than its fellow, but this could have to do with the angle at which we are forced to observe this planet.
There is a specific mountain in Agarruta Drei on which it is possible to see this planet most clearly. There are a number of temples devoted to Hundzherr in the area, as such.