Ark X (Reploid Ship)

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## Orphan Colony: Ark X

 Ragnorock, One of the many ships used in the creation of the Ark

 ### Aliases

 Final Colony, Orphan Colony X, Ark X, X'S Wish

 ### Affiliation

 Reploid Alliance, Neo Arcadia, Humanoid Separatist Movement

## Biographical information

 ### Date of birth

 July 29th, 23XX

 ### Place of birth

 Grand Desert

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The Ark X is a ship helmed by the legendary hero and reluctant Commander, Zero, capable of traveling vast distances in short periods through Cyberspace warps. Made of incredibly resilient materials, and incredibly vast in size and shape, the ship is a marvel capable of carrying millions of beings in relative comfort, with little need to resupply. Its primary purpose is to carry the remaining survivors of their Home Planet to a new world to colonize, and to take the necessary materials to restore their home world back to repair the great damage caused by centuries of earth scorching wars. A significant portion elected not to leave, however, as the removal of so many inhabitants freed up natural resources and lowered the burdens for the foreseeable future, leaving the world to progress as it would...

## Creation

Initially devices as an emergency option some time after the events of the Ragnorok Crisis, Zero's rediscovery of ancient alien ruins during his journeys laid the groundwork for a new, and advanced ship. Thanks to data uncovered involving the robot masters discovered in 20XX that hailed from extra terrestrial origin once called Stardroids, the existence of High Energy Crystals and methods to utilize them were quickly unveiled. These crystals, and the remaining satellites up above the planet, would allow for the construction of a supermassive star ship that could actually save the earth, albeit in a roundabout way. Two years of work would have all remaining ships wreckage and orbiting bodies converted to the Ark in orbit to prevent getting stuck.

A selection of other powerful items that could cause harm were collected from the planet as well, such as copies of various prototypes of unusual nature as well, later known on Terra as Biometals.

## Structure and Armaments

The ship is divided into three main divisions. The Command Center is where the ship is controlled and managed in the day to day, as well as the various necessary barracks and other military bays. The Pseudo-City, which is the sector where the colony itself resides, built as a secondary Neo Arcadia in a sense, to prevent homesickness and the problems presented by that. This Sector is incredibly efficient, and houses an incredibly advanced ecosystem  management system that maintains a portion of the life that once thrived on Terra proper. The Final Sector is not properly named, and is not known but to a select few, including the Commander and his chosen. This final sector houses the Energy Elements, and the Mother Elf, who controls and maintains the flow of this energy to prevent catastrophe. A few other secrets are stored here, though the main chamber is build explicitly out of the same nearly impenetrable materials that once held Omega himself.

The ship is not without protection, of course, as the HEC's that provide power also bequeath a sort of energy shield that prevents damage in most situations that aren't formed the same energy or more powerful than "a batch of nuclear missiles" according to one layman. On the offensive side, it possesses a vast amount of turrets along and around core infrastructure and critical areas that possess adaptive weapon systems styled after various blue bombers of the past.

## Locomotion and Travel

While it has a significant amount of energy at its disposal, the majority the Ark's Travel capabilities are not based on simple jets and such,  but through CyberSpace Warps. This revolutionary capability discovered during an accidental activation of the Mother Elf, and utilizes the focused power of Omega to loosen the barriers between the two levels of reality. It is through CyberSpace Warps that the Ark can close gaps between many locations, though it has weakness in that it still has very poor control over the exit point after a certain distance, with only the faint assumption that the result will be technologically advanced enough to support Cyberspace.

Interstellar travel is still quite significant in speed, however, able to traverse star systems in matters of weeks through the alien technology from an age prior.