Surtr

Surtr is a hypergiant star located at the centre of the solar system. Its emission spectrum is primarily in the visible red and the infrared. The actual visible colour to the naked eye would be a light orange / red. The parts of the sky not taken up by the view of Surtr would Raleigh scatter to give a green/hellow hue, albeit a less bright appearance even at midday than planet Earth's, due to how Surtr gives off a lower intensity of shorter wavelengths than does Sol.

The circumstellar habitable zone for a star with Surtr's wavelengths is ~0.6 AU. Because star chromospheres are contained by gravity and magnetism they do not scale up with increasing star size. As such, a planet orbiting <1 AU from a hypergiant would not necessarily put it within said star's chromosphere, and as such it would not be hit by coronal loops.

The star is surrounded by an ionized hydrogen nebula rife with eddies and fractal imbalances in density caused by turbulence. These ionized hydrogen atoms bounce around photons constantly, and as such the nebula looks like a glowing dark red mist. It is not be dense enough to haze (through occlusion) the image of any object close enough to see without a telescope; instead it would always look like it was in the background. The reason why Vigrith is not damaged by the wind of the nebula is the planet's magnetic field which deflects the hydrogen particles away from the planet's path.