Project: Akhetaten - Phase One

[Akhetaten]

Uhmen had spent the last few weeks evaluating the previous working schedule that was made under Edwards' command and making changes where she deemed changes being necessary.

The rearrangements naturally would cause a considerable amount of delaying on the progress of the project, but there was hope that the new schedule Uhmen had came up with would help speed up the rest of the process.

With Cobra in charge of the ship's construction, Uhmen was not surprised to receive a message from him requesting her presence in order to discuss matters regarding the ship's construction and more specifically the drive - the part that had been causing the most delays in the process.

The drive, in it's conception, was a prototype design, a similar of which was never built before. It was expected that this would lead to several problems during construction that the team would have to get past, however Uhmen was still unaware of the specifics regarding the drive.

Uhmen made her way to Cobra's office in her earliest convenience and knocked the door before entering.

"Good day Cobra," she said as she entered the office, taking a seat on the opposite side of Cobra as she did. "I trust the ship has been coming along nicely and the blueprints we've came up with aren't flawed," she continued as she looked at the scale model of what was the conception of what the final version of the ship would look like.

"Good work on the nose, the Overlord-class and the inspiration taken from it is fairly obvious and there wouldn't be a reason not to improve on the Osiris' outdated features. The torpedo bulges positioned in critical parts of the ship around the citadel and the armory are yet another genius copy and repurpose of the similar Overlord parts," Uhmen commented as she kept her attention at the three-dimensional holographic model on the desk, "what are the plans for the connections for the primary and secondary drives and how are the crew compartments going to be implemented in the design? In addition, I believe that the extra thrust added to the ship's drive with the introduction of the tertiary engines on the nose is a brilliant idea."