ISV HYPENOR

The Ship

Spine, four habitat rings, and a drive section: 1.9 kilometres of hull that has held air for 184 years. Select a system for its condition, history, and keepers.

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Hull & Shielding

condition 100/100 · nominal · kept by Fabrication under Vega Petrov · 74 hands

Condition, recent ship days

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From the log: Hull & Shielding

Hull & Shielding restored within the day. Milena Tväten signs the work order and goes to sleep for a full watch.

A shielding section fails outboard of Ring C. The walk to fix it is long and cold.

The stream falls astern. Damage is surveyed, tallied, and assigned; the ship grows quiet again by dimming.

Forward sensors pick up a dust stream across our track. Shields to full; the ship rings faintly, like a struck bell heard from inside.

Hull & Shielding restored after 2 weeks. Shanyuan Valdivia signs the work order and goes to sleep for a full watch.

Hull sensors flag a fault in the shielding lattice. Crews suit up on the night watch.

Hull & Shielding restored after 3 days. Ibrahim Jaber signs the work order and goes to sleep for a full watch.

A shielding section fails outboard of Ring C. The walk to fix it is long and cold.

Hull & Shielding back in service. The old hands say it sounds better than before; the instruments say it sounds the same.

Hull sensors flag a fault in the shielding lattice. Crews suit up on the first watch.

The stream falls astern. Damage is surveyed, tallied, and assigned; the ship grows quiet again by dimming.

Another impact tremor. In the commons the children have invented a counting game; the elders let them think it is a game.