(Well, it's time to ask for monthly votes. It's the end of the month, everyone! Time to vote!)
For all sorts of reasons, Tawell only managed to basically sort out that pile of Sovereign wreckage on the fourth day. More than a million fragments had ultimately been assembled into three broken ring belts. These belts were so enormous that they were clearly not the same model as the Sovereign we had seen inside the Dark Sun. The largest ring belt had a radius of 2,500 kilometers—while a normal Eternal-class Mothership was only around eighty to a hundred kilometers long. According to the records, a standard Sovereign should have been only four-fifths the size of the wreckage we had obtained: its longest axis would not exceed 2,000 kilometers.
This confirmed one of Tawell's suspicions: the Sovereign wreckage brought back by the two God Kings had likely once been a special-model vessel. Perhaps it was precisely because it was special that this warship had managed to leave wreckage behind after the joint attack of two God Kings. Hela and Xingchen had faced four warships back then, after all, and the other three did not even have ashes left now.
Even this remaining one had gone from being called a vessel to being called a pile...
The largest ring belt had a radius of 2,500 kilometers. Such a gigantic wreck was obviously unsuitable for continued processing on the surface, so Gaia created an experimental zone in her high orbit for Tawell and her research gang... team to use. The three temporarily assembled broken ring belts were arranged according to what a Sovereign should normally look like, which at least made them more pleasing to the eye. Bathed in the glow of Gaia, the home planet, this magnificent wreck resembled a strange meteor swarm