Access to the Outside World

This reconstruction, generated from Ilghal fragments and rendered in 2047 using Blender 3D v.∞, presents one of the most precise configurations of Deep City’s main chamber.

Four suspended blocks can be identified, balanced in geostatic equilibrium, their symmetry forming the foundation of the urban layout.

These blocks are not anchored to the substrate but float within the cavern void, confirming the presence of a levitation system that remains unreproducible.

At the exact geometric center of the four blocks appears an additional structure of unknown nature.

Its axial placement is not random: it corresponds to a gravitational node which, according to partial records, may function as a stabilization point.

However, the recovered data does not yet provide functional parameters that allow for conclusions.

From the cave ceiling descends a linear conduit aligned with the axis of the blocks.

The most consistent hypothesis suggests that this conduit constituted a possible access to the outside world.

Its orientation pattern matches trajectories recorded in pre-collapse maps, reinforcing the interpretation that Deep City’s cavern was not an isolated space but was instead connected to the Earth’s surface.

Comparative analysis with other Ilghal fragments indicates that the notion of access to the outside world appears repeatedly across multiple data sequences, linked to terms such as evacuation, transit, and control.

This repetition suggests that the conduit was part of a vertical communication protocol between the subterranean core and the surface devastated after the Revolution of 2053.

At this stage of the investigation, it is recommended to preserve this record as verifiable evidence that Deep City maintained, at least in an initial phase, a physical link with the exterior.

The concept of access to the outside world thus becomes an archaeological key for understanding the original functionality of the suspended city.

— Dr. Noam Ørbital

Phase-3 Rational Systems Investigator

Expedition EX2407pD-QW