Drifting Heaven

Drifting Heaven is a multipurpose space station, made and owned by MRH-V Institute.

History
The first concepts of the station came to be when the company was struggling fiancially after a string of unsuccesful products. The whole process of its creation is shrouded in mystery to this day - the mere fact it was being built was kept hidden from the public for roughly 40 years (various conspiracy theories state the station's original purpose was to destabilize the opposing Nocandian regions' gravity engines in case of war). Its real purpose is unknown as the institute abandoned it shortly after the launch and left it hovering on a set orbit.

Appearance
Its shape closely resembles a disc, with dark gray and cyan being its most promient colors. Glowing rings the size of the station itself are present, serving as an external engine, leaving afterimages when the station move due to a rare type of Droplet Minerals powering them.

Big metal poles are placed on the bottom of the ship, as a way to stabilise its flight.

Purpose
After its original creators seemingly abandoned it, the station was repurposed for human beings to live in. (Currently, over 300 "citizens" live in the dome part). However, most of the station is locked out, with most of the rooms unavailable for use. That includes a giant hall at the very bottom of the station with an inactive laser cannon pointing downwards, which can lead to an assumption it was meant for military use.

Trivia
- The station has an exact number of 491 sources of light, which gives 420 smaller ones, and 69 bigger (excluding 2 rings). It's not known if that number was a hidden joke by one of the station's designers, or it was unintentional.

- Former king of Thiren II - Graham Mattar the Fifth - assisted with its development, being a region-famous engineer before becoming royalty.