Stjarna Fædd

## Geminga

The **Stjarna Fædd** station, also known as the star **Geminga,** is the last remnant of the one great Geminga System. Little is known about who discovered the system or how it was constructed. It is commonly rumored by the civilians of the station that it just seemed to just appear one day.

## History

### Pre-Fædd

Geminga was once, and still technically is, a pulsar star located about 800 or so light years from the Sol system. Estimates put the pulsar itself at around 300,000 years old, much older then many beings and even some species. Since the star had conveniently exploded, it made mining the nearby areas easy and allowed many from neighboring systems to come and mine the area. The system was known for it's high consecrations of heavy metals, mostly Uranium, Plutonium, Cobalt, Iron, Gold, Silver, Manganese and Platinum, along with other metals including Titanium, Copper and Bismuth in lesser quantities. Geminga itself was also harvested by outsiders for gas clouds of Helium and hydrogen,

### Vilhjálmur

Around 1885 EY, Vilhjálmur, the spiritual manifestation of Geminga, would take direct action and transform the fate of the star and the system forever. At first, Vilhjálmur tolerated these "visitors" but grew to dislike what he saw in his eyes a massive "grave robbing". So he came up with another idea, using all the raw material left near him including planets, moons, and star alike, Vilhjálmur constructed a massive station. He envisioned that the station could be used by interstellar travelers for crews to stop, rest and refuel. He knew that he couldn't stop visitors from coming, but he could make them do on his own terms. After some time of construction, the Stjarna Fædd Station was born. A massive complex that harnessed the heat of his core for power and seemed to have an endless source of fuel, food, and whatever else any visitor could need. The station is automated and in recent years has grown popular as a mid-stop for many star routes.

## Stjarna Fædd Today

The station continues to encircle Geminga, drawing upon its heat to power its own systems and with an army of automated staff running the place no organic crew have ever been spotted.

It is not known publicly who created the station or how they made it so fast. Some rumors state that it was a Celestial, the spirit of Geminga who was angered by beings coming and taking from its grave. But due to there being no real proof of Celestials even existing let alone what they are capable of, this has been written off by most.

Over the years, Stjarna Fædd has become a vital part of many trade routes, being a crucial resupply point. The station provides nearly any accommodation that someone could think of and oddly enough the prices of most of these goods and services are cheap. However, this does not mean the quality is what you pay for. On the contrary, the stations accommodations are top of the line and are widely regarded as luxury, making the Stjarna Fædd a desired pit stop to all interstellar travelers. Those wealthy enough are even able to rent smaller sub stations to themselves or their companies, making the possibilities on Stjarna Fædd nearly limitless.

### Inhabitants

As well as being a contently traveled destination, Stjarna Fædd is also home to two advanced classes of androids. Much like the station itself, little is know of the origins of these robots.

While calling them **Dolls** or **Mechalilmites**, it is not offensive to them to refer to them as simply "androids". Many have prefered the nickname the have given themselves being "Andos", which is generally used by other androids when referring to one another. They do tend to get annoyed when an organic being calls them this and prefer to be called "Ísbörn", which is the 'proper' way of addressing one.

The android upon Stjarna Fædd are in a class of their own, able to near perfectly mimic the appearance of the species they were based on, that being humans. These robots have a outer layer of artificial skin and a carbon composite skeleton and are distinguished into two separate classes.

**Vindur class**: These are the more common of the two and the work horses of Stjarna Fædd. Found doing everything from repairs to cooking, they are generally friendly and outgoing each having there own name and personality. While not combat androids, it does not mean that they can not be a threat. Each Vindur class has a small tazer in it's left arm that can be activated on command and are programmed with basic combat maneuvers.

**Nifteind class**: The rarer of the two classes these androids can be found in security and command positions. They are much more independent and outward then their more passive brethren. Optimized for combat these androids can be told apart from small lines on their neck and arms along with generally more exposing outfits. Each Nifteind class is equipped with wrist blade mounted in the right arm and a rail gun mounted in the left arm. These weapons are kept internal until needed. Nifteind androids are also programmed with advanced knowledge in most forms of martial arts and unconventional tactics. They are a threat to anyone who causes harm to the station or its residents. Attacking them is not advised.