Foremost Vimana

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Foremost Vimana
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Production information

Manufacturer:

Neomunan

Product line:

Jumpship

Technical specifications

Engine(s):

NLS Drive

Crew:

One

Usage

Affiliation:

Neomuna
Guardians

 

"Set your sights higher, and higher still."
— Jumpship Decription

Foremost Vimana is an Exotic Jumpship introduced during Lightfall. It can be acquired by claiming the Neomuni Sightseeing Triumph To earn this Triumph, you need to earn a score of 1400 or more in the Neomuna destination Triumphs.

Lore[edit]

They emerge from the pod in a cloud of sublimated breath, their eyelashes rimed with ice. Cryosleep stiffens their joints, and when they attempt to stand, their knees buckle.

A massive hand dwarfs their own, pulling them upright. "Time to get going, kid."

They look up, and up, into the weathered face of a giant. "It's Dara, old-timer."

Rohan's stern features split into a smile. In the days to come, they will learn how rare a sight this is.

There are no smiles to go around when drills bore into bone until they taste marrow, and metal latticework replaces the dermis of their flayed-open throat. As the cradle lowers them into the Sidereal, the droning hum of a nonillion nanites fills their ears and drowns their fear. Dara burns, and freezes, and itches inside new skin. Each day is suffering—

"—so tomorrow can live on." Dara's voice, resonant from new cybernetics, rings out as they complete the Cloud Strider's oath.

Simulated applause fills the Hall of Heroes, swelling with the fanfare that follows. Hundreds of mobile platforms pack into the space, and thousands more people watch from the CloudArk. Holo flowers cascade down over the room like confetti, and Poukas dance in the rain of light.

Rohan lifts them up, eye-to-eye with him. Their chest swells with pride—their body metamorphosed into something new, but always their own—and Nimbus takes their first step as a Cloud Strider.

Trivia[edit]

  • The name of this jumpship refers to the Vimāna; chariots of the Gods described in Hindu and Sanskrit texts. It has since come to be used as the term for planes and jets in current day India.

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