StarCraft: Terran Dominion
Chapter 668

Gorgorgorgorgon

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Go-Go-Go... Gorgon

"Monster Hunter, this is the third Gorgon-class Battlecruiser built by Cerros Shipyards on Vardona, and the eleventh in the entire Empire. She is the brightest jewel in the crown of the Terran Empire's military industry, the pride of the Imperial Navy. Until the next generation of warships entered service, the Gorgon was the largest and most powerful warship in the Empire."

General Jack Brody stood at the edge of a vertically rising platform, leaning against railings marked with yellow warning stripes as he presented the superwarship docked in the colossal shipyard below to Emperor Augustus and the Imperial generals behind him. The vessel truly resembled a steel behemoth, with tier upon tier of staggered decks, towering gun turrets poised to fire, and pitch-black barrels concealing power capable of destroying worlds. Its black-and-red paint scheme radiated an oppressive sense of menace.

The Gorgon battlecruiser was a superwarship built by Terran humanity after being tempered by three wars, designed to resist external invasions and maintain order. It possessed the largest hull and most terrifying heavy cannons ever built, combining immense power, durability, and the beauty of steel and fire. Every inch of steel on a Gorgon displayed humanity's strength, and every naval gun existed to destroy humanity's enemies.

This was the Terran Empire's Ursa Shipyards, located on Ursa, Korhal IV's second moon. Its gravity was roughly one-tenth of standard gravity. After continual redevelopment, Ursa's surface had been completely covered by industrial cities, spaceports, shipyards, and metropolitan academies connected by countless ramps, all beneath an artificial atmosphere and gravity field. Tens of millions lived on the moon and the surrounding space stations, more than the populations of some Imperial Outer Colonies.

Building interstellar warships was key to demonstrating the strength of an interstellar civilization. It required unimaginable resources and the concerted

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