Publisher's Synopsis
The Merchant Vessel Redline Overload is an iconic symbol of interstellar achievement, renowned for its unparalleled speed and engineering excellence. Originally designed as a freight hauler, it quickly gained fame across galaxies, earning the moniker 'Fastest Ship in the Known Universe'. Its sleek design and advanced propulsion systems set new standards in space travel, making it a source of pride for engineers and pilots alike.
The ship's history is marked by its tragic destruction under mysterious circumstances, which has since become a legendary tale among spacefarers. Despite its end, the legacy of the Redline Overload endures as an inspiration for innovation and bravery in the cosmos. Chasse Domuzu's ambition to resurrect this vessel serves not only as a tribute to her fallen friend but also as a testament to humanity's relentless pursuit of progress and justice. Rebuilding the Redline Overload stands as both a technical challenge and a moral statement against those who exploit others, embodying hope for a future where such atrocities are thwarted.
A hand-picked team of mechanical engineers and engineering specialists headed by master mechanic, Jeffen Albene, begins the work.
He has achieved modest success in space-ship design/build. He wants that hugely successful breakthrough ship build that puts his name on everyone's lips, but he is wracked with low self-confidence and paralyzing grief. His mental health is mired in past failures, grief, and disappointments
Humanity must find the tools and resources to keep their thought processes straight and healthy. Working through failing mental health while completing a high-profile contract can stretch the psyche to its limits. With the right support and activities, you can process disappointments and challenges. Perhaps success comes disguised.
But not everybody wants the ship to be built. His work suffers and stalls under intense scrutiny
Another contractor waits for Albene to fail so they can step in. Criminals rough up the crew and try to steal the rare parts. The project owner expects nothing less than perfection. Trauma and stress get under Albene's fingernails along with the dirt and grease. The job brings feelings of missing success by inches.
Can he hold his mental health together long enough to see his crowning achievement fly?
