Transportation in the Year 3000

The crew of the Argon and her sister ship Odysseus invite you to a fun filled vacation to the greatest locations the Empire has to offer. Sit back and enjoy the view with all the comforts of home and leave the driving us. Our new captain, the approved Master Pilot 3000 series (Y3K tested) will welcome you aboard.

Cast through the famous Luma Potals built by Nakuto himself during the Brazilian renaissance of the 26 century.

Discover the thrills of a distant past when once wind driven ships sailed the great oceans of Earth. Your journey will begin where it all began, the romantic canals of the upper Amazon from there you will cast to all of the original portals once used in the early days of the empire. See the fountains of Venus as never before. Majestically glide over the vast garden dome ruins of Mars, while orbiting Jupiter visit our capital city Chambells Can and discover the secrets of the mysterious idols of Gausers World .

Contact your local recreation director for schedules and departure.

With the coming of the Luma Portals in the late 27 century, transportation in vehicles became obsolete. But for the explorers, who reach out into the vast unknown in their small fast ships setting up portal waypoints as they went, no one needed to depend upon mechanical transportation. When one could, by walking through a door, step out into the vast garden domes of Mars, the orbital Solar capital city of Chambell's Can, or simply across town, the need for transportation became a distant nostalgic memory. People still remembered their past and the great wind driven ships of another time and so the age of the great air- platforms were born. Driven by physics little understood by man but more than adequacy controlled by their machines, these huge floating cities were, when need be, completely airtight. Argon and Odysseus although not the largest are generally agreed to be the most beautiful of the fleet. Built by the famous Eros asteroid shipyards, they make the most popular transits. Casting through the huge portals made for large vessels as these.

text written by Jerry Potts

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