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Vulcain Flying Warship

"In the annals of 18th-century France, a marvel of engineering and ingenuity took to the skies - the awe-inspiring warship known as "Vulcain." Proudly bearing the French tricolor and symbolizing the pinnacle of French technological prowess, the Vulcain was a flying warship that left both allies and adversaries spellbound.

At its core, Vulcain was powered by a revolutionary steam engine, featuring four powerful pistons that churned with unfathomable energy. These pistons were the very heart of the vessel, driving it forward with immense force and propelling it through the heavens. But the true secret to the ship's otherworldly flight lay not solely in steam power.

There were also two auxiliary diesel engines, a testament to France's determination to harness the most cutting-edge technologies of the time. These engines acted as a supplementary power source, ensuring that the vessel remained operational even in the face of adversity.

However, the most remarkable feature that set Vulcain apart from any other ship in history was the employment of the enigmatic antigravity crystals, discovered within the confines of the Boulogne's meteorite impact. These rare and mysterious crystals held the key to the ship's ability to defy gravity itself. Scientists and engineers tirelessly studied the peculiar properties of these ethereal gems, unlocking the secrets of antigravity and revolutionizing the very essence of aerial warfare.

Thanks to the extraordinary properties of these crystals, Vulcain could soar through the skies with majestic ease. Its elegant form, adorned with ornate carvings and intricate metalwork, cut through the clouds like a celestial apparition. The ship's skilled crew, under the command of the most esteemed naval officers, navigated the vast heavens with skillful precision.

Today, the legend of Vulcain lives on, spoken of in hushed tones by historians and storytellers alike. Its memory remains a testament to the audacious dreams of a nation, the convergence of science and imagination, and the eternal quest to conquer the boundless skies."

Credits :
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How do I use this ?

1-Pick a crew.
2-Find a maritime workbench.
3-Spawn it.
4-Turn on the steam engine and wait a bit for the temperature of the diesel engine to be under 100 (weird SW thing ik).
5-Enjoy.