The Supervising Shipwright, a man of tall stature, as well as bulky physic, entered The Grand Dustashims chambers and immediately prostrated himself before the Man-God of D'Rav.
"I eagerly accepted the summons of Your Grandness of Stars."
He spoke with his head against the golden tile floor
"Command me, He Who defines Our Pointless Exsistance. He Who is-"
"Cease your mutterings and listen."
The Grand Dustashim interrupted the mans praises. Grand Dustashim presented the datapad to the Shipwright with his recent ship designs.
"I want these under construction. I wish to increase my orbital trade routes and these two ships should suffice."
The Shipwrigth glanced over the design specs and was familiar with their build within moments. To serve the Grand Dustashim, the Shipwright would memorize millions if not billions of ship designs all to please their mortal God.
"At once, He Who-"
"He who has not finished giving his orders."
The man fell deadly silent. His eagerness to please has nearly annoyed the Grand Dustashim and the Shipwright feared what would become of him should he push that annoyance into anger.
"I also wish for your opinion on something."
"Anything, God Among Us."
"In addition to these two vessels, I want YOU to construct a third design. You are more familiar with ship building than I and I would like to get an experts opinion, I have a feeling just one escort vessel will not be enough."
The Shipwright began scribbling and doodling on the data pad until he was satisfied with his creation. If only the Grand Dustashim approved.
"Might I suggest this, Our Immortal Sun?"
Stance:

Dual Assault Torpedoes,

Defensive Flare Tubes,

Frigate Engines.
The Grand Dustashim smiled at the vessel and already his mind began to fine tune plans for the near future.
"I am impressed. Make them at once!"
The Shipwright eagerly dismissed himself now that he had been given a mission from the mouth of their God. Oh, what a Grand Day!
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