Note · ArcheAge Chronicles
Letter from Dr. Mastre
Do you remember when I mentioned doing a catalyst experiment a few day…
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Do you remember when I mentioned doing a catalyst experiment a few days ago?
I can now say with certainty that the Airship Foundry's current fuel system is dangerously unstable.
Airships are designed to run solely on Archeum. That's what the Dwarves mandated and how the engines were built. Yet this all goes unaccounted for in Auroria, adding Pyrium as a catalyst.
People call Pyrium a mystical substance, but it serves just to boost Archeum's power. Overuse destabilizes Archeum, drastically increasing the risk of explosions.
How could the Aurorian officials believe they can solve Auroria's strange phenomena by overloading fuel with Pyrium? Do they even understand basic science? It's wholly absurd that Director Orlo is just going along with this!
To make matters worse, Pyrium requirements fluctuate with air pressure and weather, making accurate measurements nearly impossible. It's only going to corrode engines designed for Archeum.
If an airship explodes midflight, the danger will far exceed that of a pure Archeum explosion. A crash could destroy nearby villages...an absolute nightmare.
We need to analyze Auroria's wind currents, plan better routes, and recalculate fuel needs.
If you agree, please reply. I'm gathering feedback on airship fuel usage to present to the Settlers' Council. I'm currently in the Heartland, at Seeker's Hollow.
● Dr. Mastre
I can now say with certainty that the Airship Foundry's current fuel system is dangerously unstable.
Airships are designed to run solely on Archeum. That's what the Dwarves mandated and how the engines were built. Yet this all goes unaccounted for in Auroria, adding Pyrium as a catalyst.
People call Pyrium a mystical substance, but it serves just to boost Archeum's power. Overuse destabilizes Archeum, drastically increasing the risk of explosions.
How could the Aurorian officials believe they can solve Auroria's strange phenomena by overloading fuel with Pyrium? Do they even understand basic science? It's wholly absurd that Director Orlo is just going along with this!
To make matters worse, Pyrium requirements fluctuate with air pressure and weather, making accurate measurements nearly impossible. It's only going to corrode engines designed for Archeum.
If an airship explodes midflight, the danger will far exceed that of a pure Archeum explosion. A crash could destroy nearby villages...an absolute nightmare.
We need to analyze Auroria's wind currents, plan better routes, and recalculate fuel needs.
If you agree, please reply. I'm gathering feedback on airship fuel usage to present to the Settlers' Council. I'm currently in the Heartland, at Seeker's Hollow.
● Dr. Mastre
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