I.O. PRE-OPERATIONAL REPORT // MAVORS

TEMPORAL STATUS: TWILIGHT OF THE THIRD EXILE

The Apollo Nephilim, intergenerational vector with mass comparable to a small moon, continues its trajectory toward the inner solar system.

Propulsion origin: residual gravitational impulse generated by terrestrial expulsion.

Expected journey duration: 1 punishment, 1 destiny, 4 exiles and 2 drifts. (100,000 years).

Primary propulsion: Quantum Fission Organic Engine (Q.F.O.E.), hybrid bioquantum system designed to dynamically adapt to variations in the interstellar gravitational field.

Complete analysis of temporary orbital insertion maneuver for extended operations around Mavors concluded. A multi-pass orbital profile has been designed integrating advanced technologies, including energy modulators of the Quantum Fission Organic Engine (Q.F.O.E.), capable of reducing energy dispersions to levels below 0.002%.

ORBITAL PARAMETERS

Periareon: 3800 km (from Mavors center) Total Orbital Period: 3 ABANDONMENTS (259,200 shivers) Semi-major Axis (a): ~35,000 km Apoareon: ~66,200 km

Δv Calculation: In our scenario, the mothership approaches Mavors in hyperbolic regime with v∞=28.9 km/s.

At periareon, the calculated hyperbolic velocity is approximately 29.15 km/s. The necessary velocity in an elliptical orbit – obtained through vis-viva motion laws – equals approximately 3.60 km/s. The difference, therefore, imposes a Δv of approximately 25.55 km/s.

Using the Q.F.O.E., the system exploits a dynamic gravitational field modulation mechanism, expressed as:

GMeff = GM (1−β)

which allows fractionating the Δv into smaller, manageable impulses, distributed over multiple orbital passes. Each pass, performed near periareon, allows execution of local corrections while maintaining the main trajectory toward the Sun intact.

Multi-Pass Strategy: The operational capsules, once deployed from the mothership, perform repeated orbital cycles around Mavors. During each pass – particularly in low-velocity zones near apogee – units undertake planned operations, including deployment, territorial interaction, and subsequent recall. This way, the system guarantees prolonged presence around the planet for the entire operational arc of 3 abandonments, while preserving the global momentum of the solar vector.

OPERATIONAL DEPLOYMENT

During the elliptical orbit, sub-probes will be sent in sequence and will operate in autonomous mode.

Primary objectives:

Geochemical analysis: search for elements useful for structural maintenance and life support.
Magnetic detection: observation of Mavors' magnetic field fluctuations and interactions with solar wind.
Quantum observation: search for anomalies potentially relevant to organic engine stability.

Units will be guided by the central neural network and will transmit data directly to I.O.'s archival system.

System note: The sub-probe Remote Visio version M-3 has been prepared to test the Q.F.O.E.'s response to prolonged exposure to non-linear gravitational fields.

RETURN TO SOLAR TRAJECTORY

Once operations on Mavors are complete, the system will initiate the following operations:

Gravitational assistance: use of Mavors' field to reestablish the original trajectory toward the Sun.

Quantum fission impulses: modulation of release power to avoid fluctuations in the propulsive organic core.

Synchronization with solar field: alignment of quantum oscillations to maintain constant thrust efficiency.

Deployment and Landing: Capsules with human units detach from the mothership to execute a controlled descent to Mavors' surface. Landing procedures are assisted by quantum navigation systems, ensuring a safe and precise approach.

Ground Operations: Once landed, teams composed of explorers and military personnel execute planned missions. During this period, units remain in contact with I.O.'s organic neural network, which constantly monitors environmental and psychological parameters.

Relaunch and Recall: At the end of ground operations, capsules reactivate, performing takeoff maneuvers assisted by Q.F.O.E. to reconnect with the mothership and resume solar trajectory.

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REC. iRT - DESTINATION MAVORS - "KALEN VORAK"

Vorak: "We just got confirmation, departure in 10 spasms, I want you charged, alert, lucid!"

"Sir yes Sir!"

Vorak: "The probes have identified an optimal space for both direct analysis and sample collection, the mission is simple: land, scan, collect, observe and depart. As you already know, we'll leave a Draider camp to monitor the situation, so it's essential to fix wide-range repeater antennas to make communications with I.O. faster and more stable. Mission duration: 3 abandonments. Confirm."

"We confirm Sir!"

I.O. Agent 9541: "Per protocol, you will be immersed in an organic-synthetic capsule designed to absorb extreme impacts and guarantee safe landing. This barrier will also protect you in case of critical failure, ensuring survival up to one hour in the void. Failure probabilities remain below 1%. I am 9541, Agent dedicated to this mission. I will be your constant link, I will monitor every vital parameter and intervene to guide you if the situation requires it. In the field, command remains with Leader Vorak. Refer to me only if unable to receive and follow his orders."

DESCENT ON MAVORS – SHADOW VORTEX TEAM

The sky of Mavors opened like a crimson wound, crossed by the metallic glow of the spacecraft. Clouds charged with magnetic dust twisted around the hull, while the atmosphere, dense and hostile, crawled on thermal panels, leaving burning trails like scratches on ancient armor.

Inside, the Shadow Vortex team's breathing was synchronized to the dull rhythm of the thrusters. 9541's synthetic voice scanned parameters and trajectories, but in the faces reflected on the visors only waiting could be read. No one spoke. No one needed to. But a doubt unraveled in a squad soldier's mind: "Was our presence really necessary? Weren't the Draiders enough?", a soldier's mind is normally made to execute orders, not to ask questions, but there was nothing normal anymore.

The spacecraft, christened Nyx, tore through the sky with precise, surgical descent, while below them the Martian soil revealed itself in bursts between gusts of electrostatic sand. Gravity increased its call, and the metal responded with a deep lament, almost an omen.

"Arm extended. Landing system active." The synthetic voice was without inflection, yet seemed to carry the weight of millions of calculations and destiny distilled into a handful of numbers.

The retro rockets ignited with a muffled roar, pulverizing the ancient reddish soil under tongues of plasma. The Nyx trembled, repelled by the capricious atmosphere, but its iron will did not yield. Through the visors, the team observed the world below them: craters like millennial scars, rock spires that looked like bones of a buried giant, and a horizon that promised secrets and threats.

A sharp blow. Then quiet.

"Landing complete. Environmental conditions: hostile. Radiation within critical threshold. Ready for deployment."

The magnetic locks opened with a dull snap. The hatch slid upward, letting in the dense, mineral air of Mavors. A smell that tasted of rust and forgotten storms slipped into the sealed suits, bringing with it the mute message of a world that didn't ask for visitors.

The first to step on the soil was Leader Kalen Vorak, his visor reflective like a soulless mirror. Behind him, the Shadow Vortex team advanced, shadows among the sands, hunters in a landscape that seemed like a feverish dream. Above them, the Nyx towered motionless, a faceless sentinel, while the sky closed, swallowing the wake of their coming.

Agent 9541 transmitted a brief note to the Apollo Nephilim:

"Shadow Vortex team on ground. Mission begins."

And the planet, with its immense silence, responded.

OUTPOST ON MAVORS – SHADOW VORTEX TEAM

The ferrous wind of Mavors blew in irregular gusts, lifting veils of magnetic sand that crackled against the sealed armor of the Shadow Vortex team. The air, dense and saturated with charged particles, was a constant warning: this planet was not made for human beings.

The Nyx, now motionless like a steel monolith, had already transformed into the operational heart of the outpost. The main hatch had opened like a geometric wound, vomiting construction automatons, prefabricated modules and sealed containers. The rhythmic sound of servomechanisms and the hum of mobile generators mixed with the wind's lament.

I.O. Agent 9541 communicated directly in the team's channels, his synthetic and precise voice was the invisible thread that bound the entire operation.

"Phase Alpha: Automatic deployment complete. Begin assembly of primary structures."

FOUNDATION ZONE

The probes had leveled the terrain, leaving a hard, granular surface, crossed by grooves for dust drainage. The tracked drones began digging pits for the main modules' anchors, while construction robots, with multiple arms similar to metal exoskeletons, proceeded to fix the bases in self-regenerating ceramic polymer.

GENERATORS AND ENERGY SHIELD

The first module to activate was the portable fusion generator, a cylindrical structure topped by a pulsating dome. In seconds, the magnetic containment field began to slightly distort the air, creating an invisible barrier against electrostatic storms and radiation. The sands, touching the shield boundary, dissolved into a fine rain, like ash in an extinguished hearth.

"Primary energy active. Shield operational. Continue with essential infrastructure."

HABITAT MODULES AND LABORATORIES

The prefabricated containers, equipped with self-expanding walls, opened like mechanical flowers, revealing sterile and functional interiors. The central module was positioned exactly at the center of the perimeter, ready to become the nerve center of command and communications. Around it, in a concentric arrangement, dormitories, storage and the atmospheric laboratory took place, already equipped to analyze every breath of the planet.

DRAIDER ANTENNAS

While the shadow of buildings began to creep onto the sands, Leader Vorak personally guided the positioning of command antennas for the Draiders. Tall composite alloy pylons were lifted by crane drones and planted with sonic discharges into the compact terrain. Their surfaces shone with blue pulses, synchronizing with the Apollo Nephilim's command network.

"Primary network for Draiders online. Frequencies synchronized. Awaiting uplink from mothership." communicated I.O. Agent 9541.

DRAIDER DEPLOYMENT

The first Draiders emerged from their containers like animated statues, optical apparatus lit with cold, aware light. They immediately received commands from the network, dividing by sector: some patrolled the perimeter, others performed environmental scans, recording air composition, underground sounds, imperceptible soil vibrations.

SECURITY AND DEFENSES

Vorak observed the perimeter while automatic kinetic turrets were activated. They were not just attack weapons, but silent observers programmed to repel any intruder with precision and efficiency.

"Perimeter secure. Operational status: Green." confirmed I.O. Agent 9541.

The reddish sky, now obscured by shadows of rising structures, seemed to observe in silence. Leader Vorak, his visor covered by a thin veil of sand, spoke for the first time after landing:

"The outpost breathes. Mavors watches us. We remain."

In the communication network, I.O. Agent 9541 transmitted a brief note to the Apollo Nephilim:

"Shadow Outpost – Phase Alpha complete. Ready for expansion. The planet is awake."

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