This is the personal IP I’ve launched: models related to “Era of the Ash Sea.”

It belongs to a research facility under the Orbital Engineering Consortium (OEG), which spans the entire galaxy.

As part of the group’s infrastructure, the first-generation version of this facility has been deployed across the galaxy.

It demonstrates robust operational performance in a wide range of environments—various gravitational levels, atmospheric pressures, and even atmospheres containing toxic substances.

Once the facility is put into service, the group no longer needs to worry about mining or refining; they simply dispatch transport vessels periodically to collect the finished products.

The sole drawback is that, for cost‑saving reasons, the facility’s high‑density isotopic batteries are sealed directly into their energy modules during manufacturing. Once the energy is depleted, the facility must be scrapped and cannot be extended in service by replacing the batteries.

If such a facility is deployed on a life‑bearing planet and reaches the end of its operational lifespan, there is a risk that the battery containment layer could be breached by microbial corrosion, leading to leakage of core‑level radioactive materials that would contaminate the environment for thousands of years.

The consortium’s headquarters is currently monitoring and assessing this potential issue.

Installation Instructions:

Installing the model is straightforward: align several pen holders with the protrusions on the base and insert them, place the support bracket in the middle, then slide the three facilities into the bracket’s slots.