Lamprey Solar System

There's a fair amount of assorted detritus between the orbit of the inner gas giant and the alien planet, L-II. Nickel-iron, iceballs, what have you.

There seems to be less in the way of heavier elements in the Lamprey system than there is in Sol.

There are large agglomerations of asteroids at the Trojan points of both L-II and L-III, and a sparser one for L-IV. L-I and L-V orbits are effectively negligible. The major belt at 6.5 AU +/- .5 AU is fairly uniform.

There's nothing threatening or unusual about the other stars around you, though they run the gamut between dwarves and supergiants. They all appear to be fusing normally.

The nearest star to the Lamprey system is a red dwarf thirteen light years away.