A gazetteer of inhabited scale

The Verse

Worlds, stations, rooms, regions, and vessels recorded through the lives unfolding there.

Knowledge current through Book 01: So It Ends.

Observed · local · disputed

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  1. habitat · significant

    The Classified Vey Research Habitat

    The unnamed laboratory where consciousness was treated as an experimental material and children as equipment.

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  2. vessel · glimpsed

    Compound Glory

    A financial ship with useful ledgers and fins whose primary return is maintenance debt.

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  3. habitat · glimpsed

    Corda

    A farm habitat where a sincere promise had nineteen minutes to negotiate with failing infrastructure.

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  4. habitat · glimpsed

    Customs Habitat Leth

    A border facility where a living reef became structural moisture because the passenger field lacked ambition.

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  5. district · glimpsed

    Dock Seventeen

    A dock where damage has three categories and lunch can become a promotional expense.

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  6. station · glimpsed

    Dorr Freight Receiving

    A receiving station that settled a missing-chair discrepancy by expanding the concept of sitting.

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  7. world · glimpsed

    Earth

    A world present in Book I mainly through the cultural fragments Ena carries away from it.

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  8. vessel · glimpsed

    The Foregone Conclusion

    A ship whose contingency planning includes almost everything except admitting it has two seats.

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  9. vessel · glimpsed

    The Green Exception

    A vessel designed around five bodies without appointing one of them as the default person.

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  10. world · glimpsed

    Isen

    A cultivated world where equal fruit can still produce four private theories of injustice.

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  11. vessel · major

    Kaiven

    A ship assembled across eras, loved as one being, and never conclusively proved to be one.

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  12. vessel · glimpsed

    Kalhuno na Sarai

    Viatorem’s wandering studio, usually translated as Cosmic Ink because customs has limits.

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  13. habitat · glimpsed

    Lilt-6 Convalescence Ring

    A place built for recovery whose paperwork still expects recovery to arrive on time.

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  14. cluster · major

    M314

    A flock of galaxies whose shared administration is considerably smaller than its distances.

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  15. settlement · glimpsed

    Merrow’s Rest

    A settlement where a kettle waited seven-tenths of a second for death to improve.

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  16. site · glimpsed

    Morrow Deep Mine

    A mine where moving a chair away from danger briefly passed for disagreement with chemistry.

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  17. settlement · significant

    The Nursery Towers of Zenox-08

    A civic nursery mistaken for abandoned architecture because its surviving children were inconvenient to count.

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  18. moon · glimpsed

    Pali

    A moon where the correct red boot was wrong until offered to the other foot.

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  19. world · glimpsed

    Rho-Minar

    The place that banned Pou for reasons Book I wisely leaves near architecture.

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  20. station · significant

    Saint Orra

    The last trading station before M314 sells almost everything, especially directions to somewhere cheaper.

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  21. settlement · glimpsed

    Talir

    A place known publicly through one child sleeping past a domestic collapse.

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  22. moon · glimpsed

    Ulun

    A cold moon where two microscopic organisms began life and immediately disputed iron.

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  23. vessel · significant

    Commander Vaal’s Ship

    An unnamed command ship whose systems make organized cruelty look like competent logistics.

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  24. site · glimpsed

    The Weather Chapel

    A dead end whose chief spiritual service is preventing a fast person from continuing forward.

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  25. world · major

    Zenox-08

    A world declared empty so thoroughly that institutions learned not to count the people still breathing beneath it.

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