Project: ACHLYS

[Vendetta]

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Status Log: May 826 A.S - I

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Current Status: Green | Active | Evaluation/Maintenance

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Individual test reports are inefficient for documentation, thus I’m summarizing the necessary information from all tests and experiments on a bi-weekly basis. (Hopefully, anyway.)

Live fire tests have provided mixed results, owed in part to composition and strategic discipline failure as well as reactor difficulties. However in spite of these discrepancies, combat tests have otherwise been successful. A documented scenario in which insurmountable odds were encountered and the Achlys exceeded expectations has given us set bar. The environment however was in our favor and success was largely owed to that. Open space allowed for the freedom of mobility, and the firepower provided by the 240mm HEAP cannons made short work of enemy escort craft as expected. The old prototype Rheinland technology we had recovered has also been installed and proved formidable in close quarters, but once again we find ourselves with a reactor struggling to maintain the installed modifications.

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Current active and installed modifiers:

RBT-74h “Sledge” Cannons
MB10a 240mm HEAP Kinetic Cannons
Adv. Electromagnetic Pulse dispersion cannon/Anti-Missile system
Prototype Refraction/Reactive Armor Plating (Non-factor to power consumption. Intended solution to structural integrity problems)

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Since day one, the Achlys has been struggling with power consumption problems. I’ve brought these issues up with Daniels as well as my counterpart Keeper Revenant, yet we’ve since been too distracted to begin exploring potential solutions. The cause is due to the removal of sensor equipment and Legion-specific hardware throughout the ship and later installation of our conversion systems. Due to the constant fluctuations, we often experience deck power outages and conduit ruptures. So far, there have been very few minor injuries brought on by these small and isolated incidents, however the problem remains a grave concern for functionality. Daniels has pointed out after extensive time spent in the company of drones working in the reactor that the failure lies with several incompatible and outdated components. These incompatibilities were not unexpected given the conversions done to adapt Legion equipment to our standards, and with the addition of new and experimental equipment the strain on this Libertonian reactor is only getting worse.

To mitigate this, I’ll assemble another team with Daniels and Venator Jau to begin exploring a modified version of our current Azurite Reactor, yet due to the scarcity of resources involved in their production it's likely the team's priority will be to establish alternatives that meet our standards and fulfill the requirements of the currently outlined specifications. Until then, field testing will resume for the remainder of this month.

- From the desk of Keeper Leviathan.

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