Akabat: Order Bases (RP)

[Order Overwatch]

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» Faiyuum

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When the LWB collapsed and it's members scattered, a small group ended up with the Bundschuh. Upon meeting Order operatives working with the dedicated political movement, this small group was shipped out to Akabat, where they found the dry and cold atmosphere hellish to work with. Working with the OSD's Agriculture Department, the Order laid out a five miles land to start out with. For eight months they toiled the earth, introducing fresh soil and working with vegetables that can survive cold climates, managing a small amount of crops by the beginning of 826 A.S. With this success, Faiyuum was delivered the second Biodome from the former flagship Inquisitor, which serves as a control site for bio-engineering crops to thrive in cold weather. The first batch of bio-engineered wheat was introduced in January of 826 A.S, and with a promising outlook from the skeptical LWB and the Order Scientists, fifteen miles of land has been chosen to host the next batches of farmland. Faiyuum was named in March of 826 A.S and is comprised of a cluster of farmhouses arranged in rows. Each farmhouse has been raising livestock since it was created, but the climate proves difficult at times. Nevertheless, the Order is dedicated to working with the climate, which is far more forgiving than Toledo ever was. WIth all precipitation being snow, the Order Science Division created the initial five miles of farmland with an advanced irrigation and water recycling system for each "block" of crops, working from one end to the other. Ten Hathors deemed too damaged for regular combat were brought to Akabat and retrofitted as massive water tanks, and now serve to water the five miles of farmland. With the current success of Faiyuum on a small scale, the Order has already begun procuring and retrofitting Bison Transports to serve as the new water tankers for Faiyuum's farmland, and it is the hope that some manner of self-sufficiency can be brought about to the Order's civilian population.

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