"Ghost.Ship" Has returned!

[Osilon]

Now, i've read through every page of this, and i think that, like many people have said, Daam K'vosh could come into this.
Think to the show 'Red Dwarf'.
Arnold Rimmer, taken from wikipedia-
"As a "soft-light" hologram, Rimmer retains his memories and physical appearance, but is composed of light and has no tangible form (other than a small "light bee" projection unit when away from Red Dwarf)."
And as a hard-light hologram-
"In series VI, he encounters a being known as Legion, who upgrades Rimmer's projection unit from "soft light" to "hard light", giving him a physical form and the ability to interact directly with the world, in addition to making him virtually indestructible. To conserve power (more of which is required for Rimmer's hard-light hologram) he normally uses soft light, only switching to hard light when necessary."

I'm thinking, since the corsairs harvest artifacts:

A corsair on his trial, flies into the cloud. He does not make it. His ship is dashed on an unknown object, and he goes flying through the cockpit into space. As he is dying, a small purple shard of crystal, dislodged from the object, cuts his arm. The blood of this corsair activates the programming within the shard, which copies the memories and form of this corsair, and vibrating at the speed of light, forms a semi-solid form of the corsair. Drawing other shards from the object with a psychic presence, not-unlike the nomad mindshare, the shard replicates the corsair's ship, and, obtaining an intelligence from this corsair, realises it needs to get more 'ghosts' if you will, to survive as a whole. It does this by 'harvesting souls' or, killing people and releasing a shard into space to scan and compose it's body. This could also be done to ships, taking a scan of the ship and replicating it. These ghosts require energy to keep themselves 'alive', and as such, are constantly replicating to find extra sources of energy. This energy could be derived from alien artefacts, or maybe from the suns of systems, like nomads, or from remains of human ships.

This is, imo, perfectly plausable. As most daam k'vosh artifacts are shrouded in mystery as to their origin and purpose, the daam k'vosh may have created an artifact to simulate giant fleets or armies, to scare off potential enemies, or may be a failed experiment the daam k'vosh did to make the guardians they needed.

What i'm saying is what was told to me by someone regarding nomad RP. "If it isn't already set out, make it up yourself. But always keep it within some sembalance of reality."

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