HIMS Adelaide

His Imperial Majesty's Ship the Adelaide was the Imperial Family of the Casorian Empire's personal vessel, a marvel of engineering the massive ship is almost three times that of an average warship and far more luxurious. Designed by renowned naval docksmith Sir Alfred Bluck in 3401 to commemorate the ascension of Emperor Henry-Joseph VIII, it was christened the Adelaide after the Emperor's grand-mother, Empress Adelaide who died early in her life, a dramatic irony as on the deck of the Adelaide would die in their late thirties another of imperial blood, her great-grandson, Crown-Prince Henry-Joseph. Since his assassination the ship has been docked within Victorshead, despite the wish for it to become a memorial to the fallen prince, the Emperor has voiced his intention to have the ship dismantled and constructed into two warships, the HIMS Devotion and the HIMS Sacrifise. 
From 26th Ruay 3435 - 3rd Queru 3440 the ship was captained by the then Admiral, Lady Victoria Snelton in capacity of which she made the aquaintence of the Emperor, securing her position as Grand Admiral only five years later.
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