Overhead view of Deep City’s third collapsed sector as the auxiliary shuttle maps structures half-buried within the radioactive underworld.

Mapping the Underworld

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Mapping the Underworld: the auxiliary shuttle completes the scan of Deep City’s third collapsed sector, with no residual energy or biological activity detected. Read more

The auxiliary craft explores Deep City’s second collapsed sector while approaching a gigantic collapsed architectural structure.

Second Sector Mapped

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Expedition EX306pA-QW begins mapping Deep City’s second sector and documents a colossal collapsed structure of unknown purpose. Read more

Three-dimensional reconstruction of Deep City’s first collapsed sector showing Block B-01 and the area mapped by the expedition’s auxiliary craft.

First Sector Completed

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The EX306pA-QW Expedition completes the mapping of Deep City’s first collapsed sector and begins analysis of the second block. Read more

The auxiliary craft surveys the first collapsed sector of Deep City while Ilghal mapping overlays highlight massive circular openings embedded within the interior walls of the megastructure.

Mapping the First Sector

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The auxiliary craft begins mapping Deep City’s first collapsed sector, challenging previous assumptions about its monumental structures. Read more

Auxiliary craft from Expedition EX306pA-QW surveying the collapsed underworld of Deep City while comparing the ruins with reconstructions generated from recovered Ilghal fragments.

Mapping the Underworld

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Mapping the Underworld: Expedition EX306pA-QW confirms that the survey of the ruins matches the reconstructions generated from the recovered Ilghal fragments. Read more

The auxiliary craft of Expedition EX306pA-QW flies over the collapsed structures of Deep City and a vast field of cubic modules partially buried beneath the radioactive slurry covering the floor of the cavern during its interior mapping mission.

The Same Pattern

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The Same Pattern: Expedition EX306pA-QW confirms that the interior cubes are identical to those outside, although they no longer retain energy. Read more

The auxiliary craft of Expedition EX306pA-QW surveys the collapsed interior of Deep City, scanning partially submerged megastructures, an active energy source, and cubic constructions buried beneath a radioactive slurry.

Mapping the Abyss

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Mapping the Abyss: Ørbital confirms the collapse of Deep City’s suspended structures and detects an active energy source deep within the megacity. Read more

View from the main vessel of the Ørbital Expedition (2407 CE / 306 p.A.) as the auxiliary craft approaches the collapsed structures on the inner faces of Deep City’s four blocks to begin mapping operations and recover Ilghal code fragments.

Descent into the Ruins

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Descent into the Ruins: The auxiliary craft of the Ørbital Expedition begins mapping Deep City and recovering Ilghal code fragments. Read more

The auxiliary craft begins its descent through the access shaft into Deep City, viewed from the expedition’s main vessel.

Descent into the Abyss

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Descent into the Abyss. The Ørbital Expedition deploys an auxiliary craft to map Deep City and recover scattered Ilghal code fragments. Read more

The Collapse of Deep City between 2361 and 2365 brings the megacity’s civilization to an end.

Deep City Timeline

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Deep City Timeline. Eight images trace the project’s history from the 2053 Revolution to the Ørbital Expedition in 2407. Read more

Access dock discovered during Expedition EX306pA-QW on the inner face of a Deep City megablock.

The Docks That Survived the Collapse

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Dr. Noam Ørbital reveals evidence that Deep City was built inside its four megablocks, hidden beyond newly discovered access docks. Read more

Wide view of the collapsed interior cavern of Deep City, submerged in dense blue-green fog. Massive ruined structures and skeletal industrial remains lie scattered across the abyss while a translucent expeditionary HUD overlays the scene with targeting markers, telemetry data, and reconstruction diagnostics. The image represents the first visual survey conducted by Expedition EX2407pD-QW during the approach to the surviving Ilghal fragments after the total collapse of Deep City. [Blender 3D. No AI]

Deep City Total Collapse — First Approach to the Ilghal Fragments

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Deep City Total Collapse — First Approach to the Ilghal FragmentsDeep City Total Collapse — First Approach to the Ilghal Fragments. Read more

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