The Nautilus

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# Description

The proudest vessel to ever dive into The Living Infinite, the Nautilus has been reduced to a misshapen ruin. The once luxurious quarters have become submerged graveyards, the floor tainted in blood and the walls ripped apart and hidden behind layers of rust. Soaked books, scattered supplies and crimson-colored debris now litter the floor wherein once hopeful crewmen now lay slain amidst destroyed furniture, submerged in the eldritch waters where their last breath was taken, frozen in time like a monolith to the madness that roams deep in the umphatomable abysses of the Meteor, and a last warning to whoever manages to reach this place - there is no hope.

# Contents

The following are the contents that can be found in the begotten carcass of the Nautilus.

## Upgrade Crates

A single crate can be found hidden away in a storage room, slowly being consumed by the prying hands of the eldritch waters, containing a marvel of technology, now forgotten and buried in the graveyard hidden deep in the darkest abysses of The Living Infinite.
There are 3 categories of upgrades:

* General Upgrades
* Torpedo Upgrades
* Turret Modifiers

## Barrels

Old, weathered barrels, bearing the once great emblem of the Nautilus, now buried deep inside the unwavering sands of time. They are the unused supplies of the crew that now lies dead amongst them, containing goods never put to use, and riches never to be admired again.

* Elixirs.
* Torpedo ammunition.
* Fuel.

## Lootable Bodies

They are the remains of those who once walked on the decks of the Nautilus, the explorers that met their fates deep inside the eldritch waters that run hidden in the bottom of The Living Infinite. Even after death, their skeletons are still holding tightly to the tools and weapons they carried during their demise, frozen beyond the curtains of death, forgotten and abandoned inside the rusted graveyard that was once their vessel.

## Gold Piles

Piles of shimmering riches, buried deep down in the watery abyss of The Living Infinite and resting amidst desiccated carcasses, stripped away of purpose and meaning; doomed to await hidden inside the forgotten graveyard, until it is at last reduced into the unrecognizable and swallowed away by the waters of The Meteor, never to return, never to be remembered.

# Lore

The crew of the Nautilus were the very first people to ever reach the The Meteor and witness first hand its pure, unfathomable madness. Despite piloting the most proud vessel to ever sail, Captain Nemo and his crew could not overcome the forces of The Meteor. Though it is uncertain what monstrosity cracked open their vessel, it would enough to seal the crew's fate forever regardless. At the very helm of the Nautilus within the Navigation Room lies the dead body of Captain Nemo, once the enigmatic captain of this same submersible where is body lays. A bottle of Poison lays besides him, partially empty but still full enough for anyone who chooses to share the same fate. Inside the Nautilus there is a painting depicting the Time Traveler, suggesting that he and Captain Nemo may have been on good terms. But alas, it would seem that either the Time Traveler made no attempt to save him, or even the immense powers of time traveling couldn't stop what was to come. Due to how the Nautilus lies directly above it, it is unknown if Captain Nemo and his crew made contact with what lies directly beneath them.

# Trivia

* The Nautilus was based and named after the fictional submarine from Jules Verne's novels

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