Silla is the smallest and innermost of Eamon's three moons. The Elvish Silla is the name most often used by astronomers and astrologers, but in the Aenglish of Evenhold the moon is more often called Pip.
Fast-moving and less than a hundred miles wide, the tiny satellite goes through a complete set of phases in almost exactly three Eamon days, with two cycles forming the six-day week.
Beyond Silla orbits the middle moon Niria and the outer moon Geona.
