The Dracrei Shipyards are a subsidiary of Mining Guild for building its larger space worthy Technology.

The Dracrei Shipyards are the assets, gained by the Mining Guild to produce their Starships. They employed experienced engineers to work in their Shipyards knowing full well that their Engineering team had been members of the Department of Engineering, and that some had even worked in Yamataian shipyards. Their experience meant that the Mining Guild had access to advanced technology for their use, and capable of using alternate energy sources other than Aether.

To construct the Dracrei Shipyards, the Mining Guild used their newly acquired assets as well as old technology that they had gained in early ears which they later combined and also rebuilt to provide the Mining Guild a continued means to producing their ship requirements. Once experienced Engineers began joining them in mass and formed the Engineering Core, the shipyard benefited by this experience, and the Shipyard gained the advanced technology to use in the shipbuilding. With the completed construction of their Space station home, they attached the Shipyard to it, for ease of travel from the Station to the shipyards and back. Human Dracule Alexander and Nekomata Rei Mikamoto were later given positions in charge of this Shipyard, and they used part of their name to give it a name.

The Engineers of the Dracrei Shipyards represent a fascinating confluence of talent and ambition. Originating from diverse backgrounds within the New Dusk Conclave's Department of Engineering and other specialized factions, they share a common desire for innovation and autonomy. For many, the allure of forging their own path away from the constraints of their former organizations was irresistible.

Within the Dracrei Shipyards, these engineers find a sanctuary where creativity flourishes and individual contributions are valued. While some may have initially sought refuge from the rigidity of military-focused endeavors, they discovered a new purpose within the Mining Guild. As part of the Engineering Corps, they lend their expertise to the construction of vessels that fuel the galaxy's industrial backbone.

What sets this core group apart is their unwavering commitment to equality and inclusivity. Regardless of species or gender, each member is afforded equal rights and compensation. This ethos not only fosters a sense of unity but also unleashes the full potential of their collective talents. In this meritocratic environment, ideas flow freely, and barriers to progress dissolve.

The multi-species nature of the Engineering Corps enriches their collective knowledge base, allowing for a synthesis of perspectives that drives innovation. Diverse approaches to problem-solving become their greatest asset, leading to breakthroughs that redefine the boundaries of possibility in ship design and construction.

As they continue to push the boundaries of technological advancement, the Engineers of the Dracrei Shipyards serve as a beacon of progress and cooperation in the ever-expanding cosmos. Their journey stands as a testament to the transformative power of collaboration and the enduring spirit of exploration.

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The Passageways run along and inside the Shipyard with an equally large and wide tunnel-based system that on the outside were made with a flimsy screens, allowing those walking the passages to see outside from the Station. Specific positions of these transparent tunnels allow for the viewing of where they and their Miner colleagues worked and any Starship traffic that might occur. The Shipyard passageway attached to Omacron was transparent.

On entering the shipyard from the passageway, the tunnel opens up into a wide and bustling area, alive with the activity of engineers and support staff. To the left, a spacious cafeteria beckons, providing a communal space where engineers can take a break and enjoy their meals. The cafeteria is well-equipped, offering a variety of food options to suit different tastes and dietary requirements. Engineers can grab a quick bite before heading back to their tasks or enjoy a leisurely meal if time permits. Given the efficiency of the transit system, many prefer to venture into the Station’s city for a wider array of dining experiences during their longer breaks.

At the far end of the cafeteria, an office area stands as the nerve center for job assignments. Here, an employee diligently manages the workflow, ensuring that each engineer receives their assignments promptly. This office is a hive of activity, with screens displaying ongoing projects, schedules, and priorities. Engineers frequently stop by to receive instructions, whether they are tasked with working on starships or other high-tech projects. This centralized management helps maintain order and efficiency in the shipyard, ensuring that every task is completed on time and to the highest standards.

The Ship construction area is a massive complex that easily overshadows the Dragon class. In this section, there was no gravity, but the ships being built here are kept in place by magclamps. For safety reasons, the Engineers use the NDC’s Ace bodies, and a small hovering platform to get them to where they need to go. Sometimes, singing can be heard on the comm channels as the Engineer’s work.

The hull structure is composed of a combination Ultrite and a Special diamond-based coating. It has a layer of flexible gel that can fill in the space between the layers. The gel is also very resistant to kinetic forces, absorbing and spreading outward impacts throughout the jiggly substance. The gel is resistant to excess energy exposure (including magnetics) due to being composed of silicon-based materials and traces of rubber-like matter; it is not, however, immune to electromagnetic pulse weapons - it's simply more resistant than usual. Lastly, the gel is highly absorbent to heat - and will radiate it off over time - due to its composition.

While the Station is controlled by Securo Murakinos. the shipyard section is controlled by Eve which aided the construction of the ship via the management part of the development, with the capacity to remind others of planned construction.

The inhabitants have the use of The New Dusk Conclave Standard Communication Systems specifically Quantum communication which sends signals to the comm buoy and instantaneously to all of the planets in NDC space and possibly beyond.

A bank of 40 NDC Power cells, acts as emergency power source in the event that the Power Core's power die. This will ensure that comms, life support, and sensors continue to receive power for three weeks. On the off chance this fails, the station also uses a voltaic technology that absorbs the radiation from space to use for its power needs.

The Wardroom section has air producing technology using standard gh-g10-3e_external_respiration_kit.

Waste is transferred to a large tank where a huge magnet slides over the ceiling; metal items are picked up by this and are transported to a new tank. It is then where an advanced sorting system sorts the pieces into proper holes. The metal is smelted, and merges into what would normally be a giant ingot, had it all not been separated again before it entered the molds. The metal is sent to the various factories of the New Dusk Conclave to be made into new items.

Manure is dropped into large barrels that are transferred to farms or factories that can turn it into fertilizer. Broken electronics are taken apart, the metal joins the other metal, and the other materials follow suit in their respective compartments.

Besides the other Life support, some pipes transfer water, and flushing toilets, and working sinks. The water is quadruple filtered so that nothing, not even microbes, can contaminate water. The Salt in the water is sent to a different area where it is made for a new purpose. This allows the Settlers to drink water should they need to.

Due to being connected to Station Omacron, it is protected by the paladin_shield_system.

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• Player Wikilord Charaa created this on 2021/08/07 23:16.

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