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Hana Ichijo

Hana Ichijo (一条 花; Ichijō Hana) est un personnage secondaire dans Ao Ashi. Elle est une élève de première année du secondaire qui fréquente la division scolaire de Tokyo City Esperion et une aspirante médecin qui prépare régulièrement des plans de repas pour les joueurs de l'équipe.

Elle est également la plus jeune demi-sœur de Tatsuya Fukuda et a toujours eu le béguin pour son demi-frère. Elle tombe amoureuse d'Ashito Aoi lors des essais d'Esperion.

## Apparence et Personalité

Hana est une adolescente aux longs cheveux blonds et aux yeux verts, de taille moyenne pour son âge. Elle est la demi-sœur de Fukuda qui prétend être la "première fan au monde" d'Ashito. C'est une locutrice naturelle et franche et elle semble souvent facilement ennuyée, surtout avec Ashito. Mais malgré cela, elle prend bien soin de lui et du reste des joueurs d'Esperion. Hana a une connaissance approfondie de la nutrition car elle aspire à devenir chirurgienne du sport. Pour cette raison, elle fait généralement des plans de repas pour les joueurs, notamment Ashito et Kuribayashi

## Histoire

### Ancienne vie

On ne sait pas grand-chose sur les débuts de Hana à part le fait qu'elle est fan de football, en particulier de Tatsuya Fukuda, depuis qu'elle est très jeune. Elle et les familles de Fukuda se sont réunies et elle est devenue sa belle-sœur peu de temps après être devenue sa fan.
High-Elf

# High Elves

A tall graceful humanoid walks around with a deep purple cloak flowing behind her. She spots some dirt on the ground and quickly casts a spell to remove it. This is a High-Elf, a sub-race of elves which are raised to fulfill political positions in the Elvish Empire.

### Standard Racial Traits

High Elves have been bred for positions of political power and tend to live in rich communities, often being a savant at something, as well as being exceptionally good at manipulating magic and mastering social encounters.

High Elves are Humanoid creatures of Medium size and have no additional benefits or drawbacks.

High Elves are travel at a normal speed and therefore move at a rate of 30ft.

High Elves are typically raised speak common, Elvish, and occasionally abyssal.

### Skill Modifying Traits

#### Elven Immunity

The Chi within all high elves fortifies their mind against enchantment magic (Gain a +2 on saving throws) and gives them complete resistance to magical sleep.

#### Elven Eyes

Over the course of your long life your eyes have become accustomed to picking out small details. You gain a +2 bonus to all perception checks

#### Intuitive magic

You have been raised with an emphasis on cleanliness which has given you the innate ability to cast prestidigitation.

#### Incredible Caster

High Elves are naturally in-tune with their Chi and naturally reinforce their spells with it. Your spell save DC is one higher than normal.
Races

### Character Races

#### Common Character Races

Common Character Races have a diversity value of .5

* Dwarf
* Gnome
* Half-Elf
* Parvum
* Human
* Most Quarter-Folk

#### Uncommon Character Races

Uncommon Character Races have a diversity value of 2

* Dark Elves
* Deep Gnome
* Dragon Touched
* Goblin
* Most Half-Folk
* High-Elf
* Hobgoblin
* Tiefling
* Kobold
* Lizard Folk
* Rock Dwarves

#### Rare Character Races

Rare Character Races have a diversity value of 3

* Aaracokra
* Centaur
* Fairy
* Minitour
* Orc
* Rabbit Folk
* Wild Elves

#### Unique Character Races

Unique Character Races have a diversity value of 4

* Changeling
* Death Elves
* Deity Touched
* Satyr
* Shape-Shifter
* Verloren
* Venom Touched
* Automaton
Thief

**Thief, a class defined by petty crime and endless utility. You grew up and were trained as a thief, whether this was due to necessity or personal interests, your skillset is large. A thief relies on exploiting its foes distraction to steal, and stab, where it hurts the most.**

"Thief story excerpt"

### Exploitable Defense

Whenever a creature within 5ft of you misses on a melee attack you can make an attack and deal normal damage plus 1/2 your Exploit die. This feature can only be used on a creature one time per turn.

Also whenever you are flanking a creature all successful melee attacks deal double your damage die and add your exploit dice. You also receive a bonus to your attack as detailed in the table.

### Hide In Plain Sight

You may attempt to hide as long as you are surrounded by humanoids of your same size on at least 2 of the cardinal directions.

### Quick Hands

You are able to interact with one additional object without it counting as an action.

### Sticky Fingers

Whenever using your quick hands feature any sleight of hand checks are made with a plus 4

### Feign

On your turn as an action you may trick an enemy into attacking a tile to your left or right, triggering your Exploitable Defense. Any creature that takes damage that is friendly towards you takes half damage.

### Guild Selections

 Xlopers Guild | Nature, Survival
 Cianctans Guild | Intimidation, Persuasion

### Parry

You can forfeit all other reactive abilities to parry a strike, deflecting its damage back on the attacker. To succeed you must pass a strength check with a DC of 1/2 the damage, or DC10, whichever is higher.

### Disarming Guard

Using 2 actions you can guard yourself allowing you to force any creatures that attack you to make a strength save against your dexterity or they drop their weapon.

### Fancy Foot-Work

You can move through the space of any creature larger than you , or occupy the space of a creature your same size without invoking a penalty to hit.

### Crazy Eyes

Whenever making a charisma based check, you can cause your eyes to spiral with chromatic colors which hypnotizes the creature, giving you a plus 2 to all charisma checks.

### Master of Your Trade

Whenever making a check with something you are an expert in, treat any role of 10 or less as a 10 **AFTER** bonuses.

### Wary Traveler

Make all l checks against surprise with a plus 6.

### Keen Eyesight

Any check made that relies on sight to perceive something, treat any role of less than a 15 as a 15 **AFTER** bonuses.

### Misdirection

If you have an item in one hand you may attempt to steal a different item with the other hand and gain a plus 6 to the roll.

### Master Pickpocket

Whenever trying to steal an item from a humanoid while it is surrounded by 2 similar creatures, treat it as a 20

### Many Faces

You can change your appearance and identity, including legal papers, up to once per day. The papers can be identified as false with a DC20 investigation check.

### Master of Deceit

Any creature that you lie to must pass a DC 30 insight check or It believes the lie full heartedly, even if the creature is otherwise skeptical or untrusting.
The Little One That Could

*The Little One That Could*, or TLOTC for short, was the 8th launch of an O-2, in which 23 CanisSats (CanisSat-23 through CanisSat-46) were launched into LEO as a attempt to redo the Out of Hand mission which had failed one day earlier. The mission was done on December 26th, at 6:30 PM CST and a message regarding the success of the mission was sent at 6:57 PM. The booster, ORB-14 successfully entered orbit along with all of the satellites before releasing them then deorbiting and burning up on reentry. All things considered, the mission is counted as a complete success.

The video of the launch was premiered at 9:35 PM the same day, and is available at https://youtu.be/zBW3J\_YYIcw.
Pad-2 (ISA)

*Note: This is not to be confused with Pad 2 nor Pad-2.*

Pad-2 (ISA), also known as Palmachim (paul-muh-cheem) Airbase Pad 2 by the XAS, refers to the Israel Space Agency's Pad 2 as part of Palmachim Airbase. It has a long history which won't be covered, but was officially given to XAS on November 2nd, 2021 and would be used as a testing stand for CSB-10.1 on the 4th. On April 26th, 2023 its status was listed as "***UNKNOWN***" by the ISA. It was officially set to temporarily retired 3 days later with a 3-month timespan, although would be almost instantly scheduled for engine testing and other ground testing. After which, it would be the test stand for the NLM test fire. On June 22nd, it would be used for 2 tests of the Stork 1 engine.
Dwarf

#### Standard Racial Traits

Dwarves are a hearty folk who are often found working in areas in need of intensive manual labor. Dwarves receive a +2 bonus to their constitution score, as well as a +1 to their strength score

Dwarves are Humanoid creatures of Medium size and have no additional benefits or drawbacks.

Dwarves are heavy set and travel at a sightly slower rate of 25ft

Dwarves are typically raised speak common, Dwarfish, and occasionally Undercommon

#### Skill Modifying Traits

Dwarfish Stone Working

Whenever making a check to determine the origin or meaning of stonework you gain a +2 bonus After ALL other bonuses

#### Darkvision

Your eyes are accustomed to darkness, you may see in dim light as if it were bright light and in complete darkness as if it were dim light. Whenever surrounded by bright light roll all checks based on sight with a -2 penalty.

#### Dwarven Constitution

Whenever making a check to resist poison or another harmful ingested substance, do so with a +4 bonus.

#### Stony Skin

Anytime you take piercing or slashing damage, reduce that damage by 2
Alternate Racial Traits
CSB-10.1

CSB-10.1 was the test (and only) version of the CSB (Cruithne Side Booster) designed for the O-1B during it's planned flight to 3753 Cruithne. It would later be shipped to Palmachim Airbase Pad 2 where it would undergo testing on November 4th, 2021.

The results of the test are as follows:

Wet Mass: 105.5t

Dry Mass: 23.5t

TWR: 1.14

Total Burn Time: 1:54.3 sec
Sirius

Sirius is/was a multipurpose rocket that could be used as a second stage and/or a transfer stage launched by an O-2. 7 of them were made although the first two were made for similar purposes and were launched within 6 days of eachother. However, Sirius III would function for a different reason, while Sirius IV through VI were used on Everest Missions and Sirius VII launching Umbra 6.

Sirius I was a Sirius-H (Hawk Engine) and was used to propel MarsX out from LEO and to Mars, along with orbital insertion before being separated and burning up in Mars's atmosphere. Sirius II and III on the other hand were Sirius-102s (CA-102 Engine). Sirius II was used to enter Umbra 5 into a parking orbit, then eventually past Earth, and into Venusian orbit for the Locus 1 mission. Unlike this, Sirius III was only used as a second stage, for the purpose of sending EBM-1 into LEO on Everest Mission 1.

However, Sirius has been partially replaced by Solaris, a new larger, recoverable design made 11 days after the last Sirius. Despite this, plans have been made for them to coexist, similar to how the X-2, X-3, and X-4 rockets did. Plans like these would include things such as using Sirius as a tanker for Solaris, or as a small extra push for when Solaris seems unnecessary

Sirius is named after the brightest star in Earth's night sky, a blue-white main-sequence star with a white dwarf as a companion. This star was chosen for it starts the letter S, the same naming scheme as the rest of the S group.[1]
Weapons

## Non-Magical Armor

<style=text-size:200%>***Note***Multiple instances of a similar effect across armor bonuses or weaknesses do not stack. Such as wearing a chain shirt and chain greaves **WOULD NOT** give you a 3/4 damage reduction to slashing, nor would it reduce arrow damage by 6. You take the strongest instance of a particular effect. However different effects such as wearing dwarven stone plate with chain greaves **WOULD** stack giving you a 3/4 damage reduction to slashing damage. Whenever you have a flat reduction and a half reduction, half the total then apply your flat bonus. Flat reductions or additions apply at every instance of damage, not once per turn. These same rules apply to armor penalties.
Leap Of Faith

Leap Of Faith was the 4th launch of an O-2, first launch of an O-2/SL variant, and the first orbital mission of a Solaris. It was launched on December 20th, 2022 and sent Solaris I (same rocket as the Bunny Hop mission) into LEO and delivered 6 ScanSat-Ys into approximately 32 kilometer circular orbits. All satellites were successfully released although Solaris I was left at just 2.1% fuel (≈2.61t of fuel). Despite this, Solaris I safely deorbited and landed, albeit with the use of the backup parachutes. In fact, although it was not intending to land back down on the launch pad, it landed off slightly to the west of the it.

This mission also proved that O-2/SL would have a much, much higher maximum payload weight than the O-2 alone. In this mission, the payload weighed 214.29 tons, which is about 160% of the O-2's maximum payload weight. Despite this though, the true maximum payload weight of the O-2/SL remains unknown, and would require further testing and/or launches.
CNSS

CNSS stands for 'Cause Newton Said So, and is the droneship for Nu, similar to how JSTL functioned for the X-5R. The first attempted landing of it was on April 30th, 2023 with NT-02, though a staging error would keep it from landing. Because of this, the first landing of it would be the next day, when NT-03 safely landed on it. ORB-32 would attempt a landing near it, though a large amount of the rocket would be destroyed after a crash landing.
Everest Mission 1

The Everest Mission 1 launched the first module of XSS Everest, known as EBM-1, on an O-2/S. The mission lifted at 4:00 PM CST on December 28th, and successfully brought the module into a 35km x 60km orbit.

After this mission, EM-2, EM-3, EM-4 and EM-5 will all deliver identical modules to build the station's backbone.

The video for the launch can be accessed with the link below:

https://youtu.be/RExt1nKPEac
Alif-E

Alif-E was a mission done by the Israel Space Agency using the Israeli Reusable Rocket Concept and was both the first payload not developed by ISA to be flown on an IRRC and the first launch of a SPOTS satellite. Unfortunately, the satellite would fail to separate from the second stage, and is believed to have been mostly destroyed via Flight Termination System.

The mission was originally supposed to be named Alef-E (not to be confused with the actual Alef-E mission) although it is unsure why the name was changed, and is believed to be on purpose or by typo.

After this, the XAS never flew another satellite on an IRRC again due to it's unreliability and instead chose to stick with other rockets to launch spacecrafts (mostly their own, unless specifically made otherwise.)
"duende"

the Duende tribe were a group of tree elves who lived within the tribal territories of the Aob'uy marsh they lived without an impact outside of the Aob'uy marsh up until the 15th Noliz moon when their war on the settlers began in the 16th Noliz moon.

## members

Xamã: famous healer and martyr

Ristis: famous duende wizard, necromancer, and founder of the Ristis guild
Newton's Lawbreakers

Newton's Lawbreakers refers to the first mission using Nu and Solaris III, and was used to propel many satellites into various Martian orbits. This was done to examine the Prower Effect and learn more about it. The mission successfully launched on April 30th, 2023 with a mission length of a crazy **52 minutes**. Naunet suffered a single staging error during the landing procedure preventing it from landing, and crashed into the ocean without active control, similar to with the Welcome to the Party. Ra actually exceeded it's expected burnout time, and propelled itself and the 350t payload out to Mars, where it then separated and entered Low Martian Orbit, without having ran out of fuel. The payload preformed 5 aerobrakes (believed, video footage not reviewed) where the "aeroshield" detached and Solaris III entered the atmosphere for the last time and safely landed on the surface. The kick stage for the satellites, known as QuickStage-1, departed and visited Phobos and Deimos before deploying all satellites to their (nearly) perfect orbits. The mission was expected to be a big failure, though preformed spectacularly!
Payload capacity classifications

The information below refers to the classification, which'll often be close to the NASA classification, but not always be exact. If possible, an example of a rocket under the capability will be listed.

Non-lifting vehicle — Does not launch any payload, e.g. Oxeye Daisy

Suborbital launch vehicle — 0 tons to LEO, e.g. Celer-1

Small-lift launch vehicle — ≤ 2.5 tons to LEO

Medium-lift launch vehicle — 2.5 t – 22.5 t to LEO

Heavy-lift launch vehicle — 22.5 t – 50 t to LEO

Super heavy-lift launch vehicle — 50 t – 175 t to LEO, e.g. O-2

Ultra-heavy-lift launch vehicle — 175 t – 450 t to LEO, e.g. O-2/SL

High Ultra-heavy-lift launch vehicle — 450 t – 750 t to LEO

Insanely heavy-lift launch vehicle — > 750 t to LEO, e.g. Nu
The Mayflower's Voyage

The Mayflower's Voyage, formerly known by it's designation as XMD-23Y6 (first mission to use a designation), was the first launch of an O-2β, first landing attempt of an ORB (Orbital Rocket Booster), and first orbital (test) launch of Sualocin. It launched on May 29th, 2023 at 3:00 PM CDT, followed by a successful orbital insertion, though it did require using some of the fuel on Sualocin. The booster, ORB-32 would later deorbit after a full orbit and would attempt a landing near CNSS, though it would run out of fuel just 20 meters above the ground, causing the right landing leg to break upon impact, resulting in the rest of the rocket falling over and sustaining heavy damages.

Lots of measurements would be done on  Sualocin to try and get a very precise apoapsis and periapsis down to a precision of 10 meters or less, but they would fail. The next day, after 103 recorded orbits, it would deorbit, but due to the RCS not providing any additional power when attempting to rotate the capsule, it would tumble during reentry and begin breaking apart at 16.6 kilometers in altitude, at a speed of just over 1.5km/s. The mission is still seen as a great success and a great opportunity to learn for future missions.
Locus 2

Locus 2 is a future mission planned to launch out of Pad 2 on January 3, 2023. The mission itself will be the successor to Locus 1, and will consist of the Umbra 6 (designed by Cosmic Aerospace) spacecraft being launched by an O-2/S-102, the same exact variant that launched for Locus 1. However, the flight plan will be very different, as just after creating a trajectory for Venus, the Sirius rocket will separate away (as per launch customer's request) while the spacecraft will preform a flyby of Venus, followed by a flyby of Earth, then orbital insertion around Mars and a rendezvous with the MarsX orbiter, all with just using the spacecraft's on board engines.

Launch is currently planned for 1:00 PM CST, and will be the first launch of 2023.
Assassin

**Assassin, someone trained to be the perfect killer. You have gone through much hardship and anger to get to the point you will kill for money, nothing will stop you from finishing a job. You enjoy the thrill of sneaking into an area undetected and offing your target without anyone knowing who, or how, it was done.**

"Assassin story excerpt"

### Exploitable Defense

Whenever a creature within 5ft of you misses on a melee you can make an attack and deal normal damage plus 1/2 your Exploit die. This feature can only be used on a creature one time per turn.

Also whenever you are flanking a creature all successful melee attacks deal double your damage die and add your exploit dice. You also receive a bonus to your attack as detailed in the table.

### Hide In Plain Sight

You may attempt to hide as long as you are surrounded by humanoids of your same size on at least 2 of the cardinal directions.

### Quick Hands

You are able to interact with one additional object without it counting as an action.

### Lightfoot

Your movement speed increases by 5ft. You are now able to move at normal speed without imposing a stealth penalty.

### Deadly Speed

For any creature below you in initiative, add your backstab bonus to all of your attack rolls.

### Guild Selections

 Xlopers Guild | Nature, Survival
 Cianctans Guild | Intimidation, Persuasion

### Parry

You can forfeit all other reactive abilities to parry a strike, deflecting its damage back on the attacker.

### Disarming Guard

Using 2 actions you can enter a guarding stance allowing you to force any creatures that hits you with a melee attack to make a strength save against your strength or they drop their weapon. This effect lasts until your next turn and can only trigger on each attacker once per turn.

### Weak point

Whenever you are flanking a creature treat any hit as a critical hit.

### Trained Perjurer

For all checks made with the intention to deceive add your backstab bonus along with proficiency or expertise.(If Proficient or an Expert.)

### Master of Your Trade

Whenever making a check with something you are an expert in, treat any role of 10 or less as a 10 **AFTER** bonuses.

### Wary Traveler

Make all checks against surprise with a plus 6.

### Keen Eyesight

Any check made that relies on sight to perceive something, treat any role of less than a 15 as a 15 **AFTER** bonuses.

### Master Poisoner

When poisoning something treat any roll lower than 18 on the stealth check, treat the roll as an 18 **AFTER** bonuses.

### Surprise!

Treat any roll of 18 or less on initiative as an 18 **After** bonuses.

### Many Faces

You can change your appearance and identity, including papers, up to once per day at the price of 100GP.

### Master Assassin

Whenever you Crit on a creature that has full HP, the Creature must make a DC22 Constitution save or die instantly
Locus 1

Locus 1 was the first launch of an O-2/S and would carry the Umbra 5 spacecraft into Low Venusian Orbit. It would eventually launch at 6:00 PM CST, on December 5th.

Although launch went smoothly, and Sirius II got it safely into the desired orbit, it would fail to separate due to a faulty hitbox in the payload adapter, and a decision had to be made. Either another launch would be made to destroy Sirius II, freeing Umbra 5 in the process or it would be deorbited and fall into Venus's atmosphere and burn up. Eventually, Cosmic Aerospace made the choice to deorbit it, resulting in it's loss at around T+50 minutes
O-2

*This article is about the rocket itself, for it's many launches, check Pad 2.* The O-2 is a super heavy-lift launch vehicle (approx. 135 tons if recalled correctly) and SSTO developed by XAS that was unveiled on November 26th, 2022, and made it's first launch just 2 days later. As of April 24, 2023, it made 20 more launches, bringing a total of 77 satellites/payloads into space, with only 1 failure, in which it collided with a used booster while in space. All of it's launches have been done out of Pad 2 and are all planned to be out of Pad 2.

The O-2 usually has 2 Titan engines linked to 454.5 tons of fuel, producing 400t (800,000 lbs) of thrust, although sometimes it uses three engines. The rocket is 5 meters wide except for the fairing, which is 5.2 meters wide. It has proved to be a very reliable rocket, bringing every payload into the intended orbit (except for on the previously mentioned incident).

## Variants

### O-2

Main variant of the O-2 rocket, single staged, used for testing launch vehicle's performance, and for launching rideshare missions into LEO, or LEO parking orbits.

Range: LEO - Moon

First Launch: November 26th, 2022

Latest Launch: January 9th, 2022

Status: Active

### O-2/S

Second variant of the O-2 rocket, which uses the Sirius upper stage as its 2nd stage, used to launch interplanetary payloads and heavy payloads into LEO.

Range: Unknown, farthest payload sent was on a Venus flyby, then an Earth flyby, and finally came to Martian orbit.

First Launch: December 5th, 2022

Latest Launch: January 4th, 2022

Status: Unofficially Retired

### O-2/SL

Third variant of the O-2 rocket, which uses the Solaris reusable stage as its 2nd stage, so far only used for test flights of the Solaris upper stage, possibly be used to send payloads into LEO, or payloads to interplanetary destinations. It has a payload capacity of 215t to LEO, making it an ultra-heavy-lift launch vehicle.

Range: Unknown, currently LEO.

First Launch: December 20th, 2022

Latest Launch: January 17th, 2023

Status: Active

### O-2/C

The 4th variant of the O-2 rocket, using the Sualocin spacecraft as it's second stage, used to carry crewed missions with the O-2 rocket. So far has only conducted 2 sub-orbital test flights, IFA-1, and IFA-2, and one abort flight.

Range: LEO

First Launch: May 12, 2023, 7:30 PM CDT

Last Launch: May 12, 2023, 8:50 PM CDT

Status: Active

### O-2β

The 5th variant of the O-2 rocket, is basically the same as the O-2 rocket, but is able to de-orbit and land its ORB booster back to Earth. Only 2 missions so far.

Range: LEO

First Launch: May 29th, 2023

Last Launch, June 8th, 2023

Status: Active
LEOT-1

Low Earth Orbit Telescope - 1, or LEOT-1 for short, is a space-based telescope based off of a design made by Space Flight. It orbits at a distance of 403.0 km at periapsis and 416.8 km at apoapsis. It was launched on November 26th, 2022, on an O-2 along with MarsX for the To Infinity And Beyond mission, but finished mirror alignment and began taking photos on January 2nd, 2023.

It is planned to deorbit after 365 days, meaning it has recently passed 50% of it's life span as of June 5th, 2023.

On April 24th, 2023, LEOT-1 took its first deep space photographs, photographing the Orion Nebula and its neighboring star clusters, as well as Rigel, Sirius, Aldebaran, Betelgeuse, as well as photographing Venus. LEOT-1 suffered a failure to the color sensor in its camera, so most of the photographs were mono-colored, however, the sensor has since been fixed.
CMPS-1

CMPS-1 (Compact Multipurpose Satellite - 1) was a spacecraft designed by the XAS for Space Flight in order to be flown on the HOV-1 rocket. At around 2:28 PM CST, January 1st, 2023 (T+22 minutes?) the spacecraft touched down on the South Pole of the Moon, where it resides to today.

The spacecraft itself features 2 Broadsword engines, 2 RCS thrusters, 2 solar panels, 2 landing legs, and a docking port.
ScanSat

ScanSats are Low Earth Orbit satellites developed by the Israel Space Agency, although exact details vary between specific types. For example, The ScanSat-Y weighs 34.39 tons, and produces 1.5 tons of thrust, giving it a TWR of 0.04. The engine is linked to pyrotechnic, which will start the engine after going off. However, one of the main features of ScanSats are the massive instruments on the top, which for ScanSat-Y, weighs 10 tons (20,000 pounds) alone, more than most elephants. For ScanSat-∆ however, it weighs 5.8 tons but still holds a similar shape.

As of December 27th, 2022, XAS has preformed 4 launches for ScanSat, bringing a total of 12 of them into space, but only 10 into orbit as the device playing broke once during launch. However, the ISA themselves have done many more launches, to the point where the actual number was lost (This is why ScanSats are now designated as their type, followed by an X standing for XAS, and then a number, instead of just a number).

As of now, the XAS has launched three different types of ScanSats. These types are the ScanSat-∆, ScanSat-Y, and a forgotten one, which is yet to be identified again.
Everest Mission X

Everest Mission X, or EM-X for short, is the third Nu launch, and launched at 8:00 PM on May 1st, 2023, just one day since the last. It launched and deployed EPM-1b, EPM-2b, EPM-4b, (replacements for messed up modules) and EPM-5 to finish the station. Naunet (NT-03) actually used a slightly different launch profile to successfully match the location of the droneship CNSS, and was the first successful landing of Naunet and the first on a droneship. Ra, however, got to orbit before even fully coasting, with a nice rendezvous with XSS Everest. Luckily, all modules would dock and/or replace the modules with Ra departing.
Umbra 6

Umbra 6 is the next Umbra satellite after Umbra 5 and would be launched on the Locus 2 mission on January 4th, 2023 and would once again fail to separate at a time of 5:09 PM CDT in a similar manner to the Locus 1 mission 30 days earlier. Despite this, Umbra 6 would pass Venus, do a flyby back around Earth, and rendezvous and stop at the MarsX Orbiter at 5:37. A plan was once again made to destroy the adapter connecting the satellite to the Sirius second stage via brute force.
CanisSat

CanisSat is a cubesat made with Full Flow Aerospace weighing 4.89 tons and measuring 2m x 0.75 m. Along with this, the satellite has a thrust of 1.5 tons, giving it a TWR of 0.31

48 CanisSats have been launched by XAS (including Dancer and Prancer) on an O-2, although 23 failed to enter orbit due to the Out of Hand incident. Another 4 would be launched by KRYPTON SPACE on May 26th, 2023, making a total of 52 CanisSats launched.

The satellite is made out of 5 parts. These include 2 probes, an ion engine from propulsion, a fuel tank, and a fairing as a cover to hide the parts.
Nu

*Note: This rocket occasionally uses the letter ν followed by a number. The letter is the lowercase Greek letter “Nu”, and shouldn't be confused with the Latin lowercase variant of the letter V.*

Nu is a two-stage, fully reusable rocket concept developed by the XAS, which is launched out of Pad 5. It was announced on April 5th, 2023, the same day that it would begin being built. The first variation, ν1, weighs just under 3,000 tons including the payload mechanism, while also providing about 15,000,000 lbf on liftoff. ν1 also has a payload capacity of over 1,000t (not including payload mechanism) as demonstrated on Welcome to the Party, the first flight. ν2 has at least 350 tons to Low Martian Orbit, with the number being likely over 400t, which is known from the Newton's Lawbreakers mission.

Nu is actually based on an old rocket concept from January 2022 known as the Oxeye Vehicle, with both stages being based off of their older counterpart.

## Stages

### ν1 and ν2 Ra

ν1 Ra stands at about 64.875 meters tall and is 1076.21 tons in weight with both the payload mechanism and payloads removed. Along with this, it produces 4,000,000 lbs of force upon ignition. The main defining feature of Ra is that the main body is hollow, allowing for lots of payload room, especially compared to rockets like the O-1 and O-2. The rocket will likely land via parachutes and/or landing motors in the nose, allowing it to touchdown safely. ν2 Ra may have a higher thrust to have it accelerate into orbit quicker, giving Naunet more time to land.

### ν1 and ν2 Naunet

The ν1 Naunet is almost the exact same height as Ra at about 64.75 meters tall, in contrast to a mass and thrust of 1,794.17 tons and around 15,000,000 lbs of force respectively. Naunet is easily recognizable from it's weird shape and “funky” landing method. Future missions of Naunet would feature it coming down doing a bellyflop, with the top facing the right. Upon reaching 1 kilometer in altitude, the left landing motor will activate, shifting the orientation for the right landing motor to activate too, where it can safely land upside-down. Along with this, the internal heatshields for Naunet fell out during the Welcome to the Party mission, so ν2 Naunet will have extra struts in place keeping it in place.

## Launches

### Done

Welcome to the Party — April 19, 2023

Newton's Lawbreakers — April 30, 2023

Everest Mission X — May 1st, 2023
Welcome to the Party

“Welcome to the Party” is the maiden flight of Nu, and was launched on April 19th, 2023, a date chosen as it was Full Flow Aerospace’s birthday, with the launch intended as a gift. For this reason, the name “Welcome to the Party” was chosen over “Cycle of Life”, for the former was chosen by FFA.

Liftoff would occur at 5:53 PM after 2 (or 3 depending on how you count it) time reschedules and one hold/delay. After this, stage separation would occur at about T+1:00.9 followed by an anomaly at T+3:44.9 after a failed release of the payload mechanism immediately after orbital insertion. Luckily, the dummy payload weighing exactly 1,000t remained unharmed, and cleanly separated at exactly T+4:24. The mission was originally going to carry multiple satellites, although they would be removed due to complications and rescheduled to launch on the next flight.

New data received on April 24th showed that Ra had burnt through 84.5% of the fuel, leaving 69.75 tons for the right engine, whereas the left one along with all the connecting pieces were destroyed.
Janus-1A

Janus-1A is a two-stage small-sat launch vehicle designed in collaboration with the XAS and Cosmic Aerospace. So far, it has only done one launch which was just a demo, and has already been replaced by the Janus-1B. The Janus-1A launches out of Pad 3, and is designed for the first stage to reusable, and testing shows that it is, but it failed to do so when it launched.

It is the first of the Janus family of rockets and has so far sent 1 satellite into orbit for the Two Faces mission. It is 2 meters wide, but about 22.75 meters tall, and just 122 tons in weight.

Both the first stage and part of the fairing is developed by Cosmic Aerospace whereas the second stage and interstage is designed by the XAS.
Everest Mission 6

Everest Mission 6, or EM-6 for short, was the launch of EPM-1, though was most known for the unexpected atmospheric heating during ascent. During it, the front of the fairing would actually begin breaking up, although the payload would remain unharmed, other than the unrelated fail of its solar panels.
O-1

*This rocket is not to be confused with the O-2, the successor of the O-1.*

O-1 was the first rocket of the O family, and was designed by XAS on October 9, 2021 and would first launch on the "The More The Merrier" mission. The rocket itself was designed as a smaller, cheaper counterpart to rockets of the X family, especially the X-5. The rocket itself would preform 8 launches (9 attempts), sending up satellites such as SPOTS, ScanSats and other miscellaneous payloads. It's failure rate is debated, ranging from between 66% to 87.5% and even 100% as no failures were because of the rocket.

One of the main defining features was that on the final 6 launches, the rocket would tip over to the right (direction of orbit) just before launch to safely clear the launch structure. The first 2 launch attempts however did not feature this, meaning that there was a very high risk of the vehicle scraping against the structure and tearing the rocket open. Luckily, this did not happen to either mission, and both would deploy their satellites successfully.

## List of O-1 missions:

The More The Merrier

Alef-E

ScanSat-A (two attempts, one failure)

Flight Termination Test

ScanSat-C (unofficially ScanSat-B)

Sarin IFA-1 (failure)

ScanSat-∆X1 (failure)

## O-1 variants:

Maiden (little information, but was the first variant)

Camelo (aka CH7X-UF4-0, engines were based from Hawks, stretched to 7.0 for the X value, along with the power of four Frontiers in the second stage [if the available info is correct])

Methane-MX2 (twice as bright plume on the second stage, little information on the rest.)
EBM-1

Everest Backbone Module - 1, more commonly abbreviated as EBM-1, is the first module of XSS Everest's backbone, and features 3 Type 3 Solar Arrays, 4 RCS thrusters, 1 probe for control, 2 docking ports (one for EBM-2 to connect and one for EPM-1 to connect), and contains 110.24 tons of fuel. In total, the station ways 122.5 tons, although it's orbit may be too high for an O-2 alone to bring it in.

The module was launched on Everest Mission 1 at 4:00 PM CST, although it was originally planned to launch at 1:00.
Lesol'bon

lesol'bon is a lesser devil known for his greedy nature that manifest not for gold but for people lesol'bon has taken many slaves from allover the world but few of these ever stay long lesol'bon is commonly far more interested in new play things than keeping his old ones where they go.

## Apearence

lesol'bon takes the form of a massive horned figure with large keys on his waist though some report him as having a forked tongue and an irrational obsession with the lucifer kind though non of these claims have been confirmed.

## Note worthy slaves

pier la poon

the pantheon of celestial rabbits
MS-1

Micro Shuttle - 1, or MS-1 for short, is a small space shuttle based of a design by Space Flight. MS-1 is mostly used as a small payload carrier for cubesats and other very small satellites, as well as a shuttle for transporting supplies and crew to orbiting spacecraft and space stations. MS-1 is also used to conduct services and repairs of LEO spacecraft/satellites, able to refuel small satellites, dock to them, and with smaller satellites, store them in its cargo bay and return them to Earth. MS-1 has a capacity of 2 small satellites, or 1 supply/fuel container, and can carry up to 3 crew members. MS-1 has two modules that comprise of the entire spacecraft; the Service/Propulsion Module, and the Shuttle itself. The Service/Propulsion module is powered by 2 Valiant engines, stores the fuel and electrical power for the shuttle, it has 2 solar panels to recharge the shuttle's batteries, the Service module is jettisoned once the shuttle is ready to de-orbit. The Shuttle itself has 1 Valiant engine used as a retro motor for de-orbiting, and lands using 2 parachutes. MS-1 is a partially re-usable spacecraft, as the Shuttle itself is the only part of the spacecraft that can return to Earth and be re-used.

MS-1 is launched on the O-2β rocket variant, which is designed to be able to de-orbit, and safely land its ORB booster.

MS-1 has only been launched on 1 mission, Up And Down Again, which was MS-1's maiden flight and orbital test, successfully deploying its test satellite, MSTS-1, (Micro Shuttle Test Satellite - 1).
The More The Merrier

The More The Merrier, more commonly referred to as XASTM, was a rideshare launching 6 satellites for the maiden launch of the O-1. This is also the most diverse launch preformed by the XAS, featuring satellites of people from India, Peru, the USA, and was even going to feature one from Germany, although the satellite was never received. All satellites would be deployed 3 minutes and 56 seconds seconds from liftoff, with all deploying successfully.

The satellites launched include NCA-1 (from the Israel Space Agency), Xeno Sat (from a user formally going by the name "Tony Stark" on Discord), RDX-1 (from a user formerly going by Space Gamer SFS), and CS-1, CS-2, and CS-3 (from LegoSonicFan17)
Rua Charles (OFF)

Logo atual.

A **Rua Charles** é um grupo originalmente composto por Retr0, Snick e Jorjin, e no futuro, também pelo Galiba.

O grupo foi inicialmente criado como uma forma dos três se juntarem para conversar e jogar, mas aos poucos, as mentes maluca dos três foi criando a Lore, até chegar onde estamos hoje.

Sim. A Lore inteira foi criada a partir das maluquices que saíram direto das nossas cabeças.

## Membros

Retr0: Membro original da Rua Charles. O que criou praticamente a lore inteira, e essa wiki. Criador do Cassimindro.

Snick: Lelé da cuca e criador da Rua Charles. Criador do Juan Gualamartes, e mais alguns personagens.

Jorjin: O que cria os nomes doidos dos personagens. Criador do Sésamo Potésamo o Quarto.

Galiba: Membro mais recente da Rua Charles. Criador do El Cabron.
STF-2

The STF-2 (Sualocin Test Flight 2) mission was a 2-part mission, consisting of releasing a Sualocin capsule on a suborbital tradjectory followed by recovering it **and** getting the booster (ORB-35) into LEO afterwards.

Luckily, both parts would be successful despite some minor complications. Sualocin reached an apogee of just over 40 km, while ORB-35 would enter into a 59.2 x 37.6 km orbit, with a landing on CNSS being planned.

Interestingly, the original plan was to launch it on a modified O-2 Block 1, known as an O-2sub, though the name would later be changed O-2SO. That idea would be scrapped as the rocket was "comically small". The idea then changed to a normal Block 1, which would reenter the atmosphere and break apart. In the end, a Block 2 was chosen, which would feature a large adapter system that would come apart before orbital insertion, so that the pieces could break apart on reentry, leaving no trace.
SPOTS

SPOTS was a spacecraft made by XAS and launched by both the XAS and once, the ISA. The spacecraft was designed to travel to other celestial bodies, such as the Moon, or even a NEO (Near Earth Object).

The spacecraft itself has a small radar dish, and a radiator, although the main body consists of a large steel ring along with 24 smaller titanium rings, forming a durable and resistant shield for the satellite against collision damage. Along with this, every titanium ring has solar cells, allowing it to produce electricity, which is used to power the ion engine used for propulsion.

This spacecraft was launched 3 times, all in the second half of October 2021, although a mission was planned to the asteroid Cruithne in November along with a Mars mission but neither ever launched. The first launch was done on an IRRC made by ISA, but failed to separate in LEO. The second launch was done on an O-1 and successfully entered orbit around the Earth and paved the way for the next mission. The final mission sent SPOTS to Lunar orbit, and too successfully completed it's mission.
Pad 2

*Note: This is not to be confused with the very similar Pad-2 nor the Pad-2 (ISA).*

Pad 2 is the official launch pad for O-2 launches by the XAS. It was built on November 26, 2022, had it's first rocket loaded on it on the same day, and had it's first launch on the 28th. As of April 24, 2023, 21 launches have been done out of Pad 2 and are listed below.

## Below is a list of rockets launched out of Pad 2 (Block 2 counted separately):

O-2

O-2/S

O-2/SL

O-2/C

O-2β/C

O-2β

## Below is a list of launches out of Pad 2:

To Infinity And Beyond

Sirius Rises

Locus 1

Leap Of Faith

Santa's Fleet

Eve's End

Out Of Hand

The Little One That Could

Everest Mission 1

Everest Mission 2

Everest Mission 3

Party Time

Everest Mission 4

Locus 2

Everest Mission 5

Everest Mission 6

Eagle's Landing

Everest Mission 7

Everest Mission 8

Everest Mission 9

Sualocin IFA-1

Sualocin IFA-2

Pot Aux Roses

The Mayflower's Voyage

Up and Down Again

## Below is a list of planned launches out of Pad 2:

XMD-23U4

XMD-23U5

CARP-1

CARP-2

CARP-2b

CARP-3

CARP-3b

CARP-3c

CARP-4

CARP-4b

CARP-4c

CARP-4d

Godspeed

Send It!

Kessler's Nightmare

In With The New
Sualocin (spacecraft)

*Note: If you are looking for the capsule, check here.*

The Sualocin (swa-low-sin) spacecraft refers to the combination of the Sualocin capsule and the Rotanev "secondary" module. On it's first mission, it is planned to dock to Shoji, making XSS Deimos.

Sualocin will be launched on an O-2, similar to how Sarin was planned to be launched on O-1, or Syrma on the old O-2 concept. The O-2 and Sualocin combination is known as O-2/C.
Jake Arnold

> ***WHY DIDN'T YOU INVITE ME TO YOUR SLEEPOVER!?***
>
> Jake in I Had a Sleepover.

* Official Render
* Current

**Jacob "Jake" Arnold** is Marlon Arnold's pet rat. In every single Cart22n, Jake dies, which is usually a brutal form of death.

Jake is voiced by Jayden Wright. Jayden speaks normally and Isaac Frost pitches the voice up extremely high. Although, we do not know how old Jake is, it is known that he is meant to be quite young. Jake weighs 40 pounds and is 0'3 tall
Solaris

The Solaris rocket is made as recoverable redesign of the Sirius rocket by the XAS. Solaris preformed a hop test on December 16th known as the Bunny Hop mission, and did it's first orbital flight 4 days later for the Leap Of Faith mission, in which it proved it's capability as a working recoverable second stage. As of May 9th, Solaris has launched 9 times, with only 1 loss. On it's latest flight, Solaris III successfully landed on the surface of Mars, after aiding in the mission, and serving as a protection for the many satellites.

Currently, 2 planned variations of the Solaris exist, these being Solaris-A and Solaris-B. Despite this, only Solaris-A has actually flown, and Solaris-B remains as just a concept. If it were to be made, Solaris-B would use a massive ion engine instead of the SL-Alpha engine. Along with this, Solaris-B would feature 2 assistant motors which would use modified Hawks to provide a quick burst to help in orbital insertion.

Solaris features two different ways of landing. These methods consist of a propulsive landing, and a landing via parachutes as a backup option, which was used on the Leap Of Faith mission.

The maximum payload weight for the O-2/SL rocket (An O-2 with a Solaris as a second stage on top) is currently unknown, but it is known to be at least 215 tons, a 60% increase compared to the O-2 alone.
Amaterasu

**Amaterasu** is a terran-type planet, colonised by the old federation. During the integrum of 800 years they fell to pre-atomic, experiencing many raids by space vikings. Following the raid by the Nemesis, the planet united under one nation, known as the Planetary League of Amaterasu. Eventually developed into a hyperdrive capable society after their alliance with Tanith.
Low Earth Orbit

Low Earth Orbit, also abbreviated as LEO, refers to an orbit around Earth between the altitudes of 30 km above sea level (also known as the Karman Line), and 550 km.

Below is the list of satellites and debris that currently occupy this orbit in the main world (e.g. Welcome to the Party is not in the main world):

LEOT-1

TIAB Satellite Cover

ORB-10 Lower Segment

ORB-10 Upper Remnant

"Sirius Rises" AKM

Hermes 1

JA-2

ScanSat-YX1

ScanSat-YX2

ScanSat-YX3

ScanSat-YX4

ScanSat-YX5

ScanSat-YX6

Blitzen

Cupid

Dasher

Comet

SF Payload Adapter

Vixen

Donner

Dancer

Prancer

CanisSat-24

CanisSat-25

CanisSat-26

CanisSat-27

CanisSat-28

CanisSat-29

CanisSat-30

CanisSat-31

CanisSat-32

CanisSat-33

CanisSat-34

CanisSat-35

CanisSat-36

CanisSat-37

CanisSat-38

CanisSat-39

CanisSat-40

CanisSat-41

CanisSat-42

CanisSat-43

CanisSat-44

CanisSat-45

CanisSat-46

TLOTC Separator 1

TLOTC Separator 2

TLOTC Separator 3

TLOTC Separator 4

TLOTC Separator 5

ORB-20

ScanSat-ΠX1

Left Solaris I Cover

Right Solaris I Cover

JB-2

OPM-7

ORB-25 (apogee outside LEO range)

"DTNA" Aerocover and Sat

Kwangmyŏngsŏng-5

MS-1 Service Module

Earth Imaging Satellite

JucheSat-14

 MOS2 Satellite Adapter

JucheSat-15

JC-2

XMC-D1

ORB-34

ScanSat Ultra-2

ORB-35

ORB-33

Sualocin 44
Sage's Drag Race (Season 11)

**Sage's Drag Race (Season 11)** was officially announced on Monday, November 7th 2022 by Sage in the Sage's Drag Race Discord Server. On November 27th 2022 the cast was announced by Sage.

It would premiere two days later on November 29th 2022, lasting for 6 episodes. The finale took place on December 18th 2022 where Sage crowned BB Fly as Sage's Next Drag Superstar.
Abdul Abbott

> ***What happened here!?***
>
> Abdul in Fat Monkey Man.

**Abdul Abbott** is the African adult that saw Marlon Arnold suffocate his sone in the Cart22n "Fat Monkey Man".

## Background

In the Cart22n "Fat Monkey Man", Marlon Arnold drowns Jason Abbott (Abdul's son) for calling him a "dickhead" after Marlon would refuse to share his McDonald's with Jason. Abdul witnessed this and asked a rhetorical question, "***What happened here?***", which is the only line he said. Marlon said that he was just giving Jason a drink because Africans do not have much normal water, even though he was dipping his Jason's in salty water.

## Appearance

Abdul only has one piece of "clothing" on because he can hardly afford any. The only "clothing" he is wearing is a piece of bear fur, starting from his right nipple, down to just above his penis.

## Personality

Although he only has one line, Abdul is quite nice. This is because he buys more "clothes" for his family, rather than himself. This is shown because he has one piece of "clothing" and his son has two pieces of "clothing".