Ilghal Fragments Confirm Megastructure Beneath New York

First Ilghal-based map reveals a massive subterranean cavity beneath Deep City, suggesting a suspended megastructure and mirrored cubic systems between surface and interior.

Transcription Inter-Enclave / Ilghal-QW Channel
Date: 2407 p.D.
Origin: Expedition EX2407pD-QW (Subterranean Atlantic Zone)
Destination: Eurasian Enclave Laboratories

Dear colleagues,

We are transmitting the first structural map assembled from Ilghal fragments recovered near the access perimeter of Deep City.

The reconstruction has been executed under partial interpolation protocols due to data corruption.

The upper layer represents the exterior: the access dome and a network of cubic structures (marked in blue) are identified and verified through direct observation. Their distribution is modular and consistent with previously recorded patterns.

The lower layer reveals a large-scale formation (orange representation), interpreted as a subterranean cavity.

Its morphology remains incomplete due to integrity loss within the Ilghal fragments. Nevertheless, inferred dimensions exceed any known surface structure.

Within this cavity, a delimited rectangular region is identified. We interpret this zone as the probable location of Deep City.

Its relative position suggests the city is not grounded, but suspended within the cavity.

A structural correspondence is detected between external cubic units (blue) and internal ones (orange).

The current working hypothesis establishes that both belong to a unified architectural system replicated across two levels.

Latest entry reconstruction: data confirms the dome functions as a transition node between surface and cavity.

No direct access mechanisms have been identified.

Current hypothesis: Deep City constitutes a structure contained within a larger self-supporting system. Its suspension may depend on technology not yet identified within the available fragments.

We request cross-validation and alternative modeling.

Sincerely,

Dr. Noam Ørbital
Expedition EX2407pD-QW