(As for whether Kuma could send something as large as a "ship" flying with a slap, I personally don't think he could. Otherwise, the Revolutionary Army would already have complete freedom of movement. Yet in the original story, when Kuma was still with Dragon, their ship sailed normally.)
--Sky Island, Babylon.
More than twenty warships floated above the Holy Land, all mass-produced after the relevant applied technologies had matured.
The production models weren't as flashy as their lead ships. Decorative fittings meant to give them personality had all been simplified.
Babylon currently had three classes of warships.
[Lunar-class Battleship] Lead ship: Wide-Area Silent Ship.
A spacecraft built on the Ark Maxim's foundations, with added technologies such as electromagnetic rockets, the Solar Particle Cannon, and Gamma-Ray Burst. Apart from the lead ship, only the No. 2 Ship, the Chong'a Yanggu, had been built so far, as a contingency.
[Broadblade-class Battleship] Lead ship: Splendid Ash.
An electromagnetically levitating warship with essentially the same core structure as the Ark Maxim. Though its cruising speed and offensive capabilities fell short of the Lunar-class, its power storage capacity remained fully intact, making it better at assisting in electric field generation. Twelve had been built, including the lead ship.
[Storm-class Battleship] Lead ship: Lucifer's Glory.
A sailing airship powered primarily by Flame Dials and Wind Dials. Since it didn't depend on electricity, it could ordinarily carry out missions independently. Sixty had been built, including the lead ship.
The Lunar-class and Broadblade-class required regular charging. The satellite system's wireless charging capacity alone wasn't enough to recharge constructs of this scale.
Their operating range was therefore limited. Only when Sephiroth was nearby could they deploy without concern.
Over the past three years and more, these warships had rolled off the production lines in droves. This was thanks not