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| Towards the prow of the ship, there is a twisted spire like a narwhal’s horn mixed with the organic complexity of a banyan grove. The gas clouds part ahead of this spire, suggesting that it is projecting a magnetic field of some sort. Closer examination of the gas clouds suggests that the gas is being sucked into one of the pods in the lower section | Towards the prow of the ship, there is a twisted spire like a narwhal’s horn mixed with the organic complexity of a banyan grove. The gas clouds part ahead of this spire, suggesting that it is projecting a magnetic field of some sort. Closer examination of the gas clouds suggests that the gas is being sucked into one of the pods in the lower section | ||
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| Towards the prow of the ship, there is a twisted spire like a narwhal’s horn mixed with the organic complexity of a banyan grove. The gas clouds part ahead of this spire, suggesting that it is projecting a magnetic field of some sort. Closer examination of the gas clouds suggests that the gas is being sucked into one of the pods in the lower section energy, as the energy field wrapped around the upper hull extends to the lower section. The extended field lasts only a fraction of a second before snapping back to its original configuration. | Towards the prow of the ship, there is a twisted spire like a narwhal’s horn mixed with the organic complexity of a banyan grove. The gas clouds part ahead of this spire, suggesting that it is projecting a magnetic field of some sort. Closer examination of the gas clouds suggests that the gas is being sucked into one of the pods in the lower section energy, as the energy field wrapped around the upper hull extends to the lower section. The extended field lasts only a fraction of a second before snapping back to its original configuration. | ||