Death Moon

DEATH MOON

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Structure (exterior): The death moon is shaped like a moon (a spherical, celestial mass) and it is about the size of one. Yet, it holds weapons that could vaporise planets, hence it being called the death moon.

Structure (Interior): • Basement: The basement is the lowest floor on the death moon. It holds the trash chute, which is where all the trash that has been accumulated in the death moon goes to. It is then ejected into space where it will never have to be dealt with by them ever again. There is a button on the side of the trash chute to open it. It’s a green button with the symbol of a trash can being emptied engraved onto it. This will eject the trash from the death moon and into space. However, there is another button near the trash chute of the death moon that is red and has the symbol of a hydraulic press lowering engraved onto it. This will compact the trash, making it easier to eject. Both operations cannot be completed at once due to pressure locks on the mechanisms activated when the opposite button is pressed and released when the operation ceases. There is also the transporter down here. It is required to be operated by at least one person for it to work. The transporter allows for instant transmission between a starship and the death moon. • First floor: The first floor holds all the weaponry. It’s entirely dedicated to housing spaceships and weapons. The left side of floor 1 is dedicated to the armory. The right side is dedicated to the hangar section. • Second floor: The second floor is where prisoners are kept. There are a multitude of cells on the second floor. Some have basic accommodation for those who haven’t done much, and absolutely nothing for those who have committed atrocities. And there’s even a torture chamber to get people to confess things. There is also a balcony on the second floor that overlooks the first floor. • Third floor: The third floor of the death moon is dedicated to the housing of the occupants that are NOT prisoners captured by those who run the death moon. Housing includes: A room (which involves: A bed, a table, a desk, sometimes a window. That’s about it), and free food from the kitchen (the kitchen is situated near the north of the third floor of the death moon. The kitchen staff simply serve whatever they have back there. They always use the same excuse when questioned about it every time: Budget constraints). And that’s it. The third floor also holds the war chamber - where battle strategies for oncoming wars are devised around a big ass meeting table and a holographic projector. • Fourth floor: The fourth floor is dedicated to the control of the death moon. It can be used to activate FTL systems, it can be used for the armory that the death moon is equipped with (this includes: Photon Cannon (a simple bullet of plasma), Infra-Knife accelerator (a rapid fire double bullet shot of plasma), Positron Ejector (a shotgun like rotary cannon that fires a spread out wave of plasma orbs), Rocket launcher (it launches rockets that will explode on contact with whatever it touches)), it can also be used to engage the death moon’s engines which allow it to move throughout the star system. This is also where the scanners operate: the scanners detect any starships that are near the vicinity of the death moon. From the control room, you can also send an announcement that will play out throughout the entire death moon. You can also sound the alarms here in case of emergency. • Fifth floor: The fifth floor is dedicated entirely to the orbital cannon - a red, concentrated hyperlaser that can destroy a planet on touch. The prototype took two days to recharge. Now, it only takes sixty minutes for the orbital cannon to recharge. The orbital cannon is only to be fired when the command is given. And even then, it still needs a lot of people operating on the cannon simultaneously to get it working so that it can successfully discharge without issue.

FTL: FTL systems are when you engage light speed transportation systems to typically get from one star system to another quickly. Since FTL moves at light speed, it is advised to remain seated whilst FTL systems are engaged as to not be slammed against a wall at 299792458m/s (the speed of light).

All the floors of the death moon are connected by about three elevators and as a result, they’re usually pretty congested due to the demand of having to traverse between the floors of the death moon yet not being able to due to the sheer amount of people in that singular elevator. So, it typically takes a long time to get from floor to floor from the sheer demand of it all. And the lack of stairs on the death moon doesn’t help, either.