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ESCA-XX OVERLORD titan(prototype)

-ESCA TTA-XX prototype OVERLORD titan-
-564 crew
-max speed 60 m/s
-9958.3 t.


In the annals of ESCA's cosmic exploration, a shadowed legend emerged—the Overlord-class Titan, a prototype shrouded in mystery and enigma. Diverging from the standard fleet design, the Overlord stood as a triangular marvel, a departure from the familiar silhouettes that graced the cosmic seas.

Crafted as a prototype, the Overlord-class Titan was a unique endeavor, veering away from the traditional path of mass production. The reasons for this deviation remained obscured in the cosmic tapestry, an unsolved riddle echoing through the corridors of ESCA's engineering archives.

At first glance, the Overlord captivated with its lightweight design—a triangular body cutting through the celestial currents. This departure from the norm hinted at a tactical innovation, an attempt to redefine the parameters of cosmic engagement. The quest for agility and speed seemed paramount, with the Overlord poised to weave through the cosmic ballet with finesse.

The centerpiece of this prototype's innovation lay in its ion beam—a newly developed, round-shaped marvel at its core. Despite its diminutive displacement, the Overlord harnessed the power to rival its colossal counterpart, the Executor-class Titan. The ion beam, a technological marvel, showcased ESCA's relentless pursuit of efficiency and potency in the realm of cosmic warfare.

Yet, for all its innovations, the Overlord-class Titan bore an Achilles' heel—the fragility of its defenses. The lightweight design, while conducive to speed, compromised the expected level of protection. This vulnerability raised questions, prompting ESCA to pause in the journey towards mass production. The delicate equilibrium between offense and defense proved elusive, a conundrum that shrouded the Overlord in an air of caution.

As the cosmic winds carried whispers of the Overlord's existence, the decision not to mass-produce lingered in the collective consciousness of ESCA's strategists. Perhaps it was the delicate balance, the uncharted territory between innovation and vulnerability, that restrained the Overlord-class Titan from becoming a stalwart presence in ESCA's armada.

In the cosmic archives, the Overlord-class Titan found its place as a cryptic chapter—an enigmatic prototype that pushed the boundaries of design, leaving a cosmic echo that whispered of unexplored possibilities and the eternal dance between risk and reward in the uncharted frontiers of space.