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The mighty Katairn mountain range, separating two warring nations on Euclid-14, is composed of innumerable granite peaks, thrust upward over the millennia by steady tectonic force. These peaks stand in excess of eight kilometers above the surface and have shaped trade and culture on Euclid-14 for centuries.

So one can imagine the effect when they were ground to dust in a matter of moments by a trillion tons of UNI looking for a place to set down. Across the entire coast, cities and metropolises alike were overshadowed by the enormous figure, her thigh alone stretching over the closest settlements, though it was driven into the earth many miles away. Even further, there seemed to not be a scrap of clothing on her, save for a small wristband. As she gazed imperiously down at the land below her, one hand draped over her sizable bust in a meagre show of modesty, the denizens of Euclid-14 could only speculate on their fate.

~Exerpt following first contact and a second arrival~
"Sister, what are you doing? You haven't brought a scrap of scripture with you -how do you expect to convert this flock?"
"Well ESN, I've been doing a little light reading and it would seem as though this 'physicality' business could work wonders if I tried a more physical approach, let these mites -sorry- 'this flock', get to experience just a little more of my UNI charms..."
"You didn't."
[...]
"At your size, I'm surprised there's anything left of this place."
"Oh come on now, I thought I was doing well -I'm cramped enough as it is! It's not easy being this small for me!"
"I wouldn't call that small: you're practically in orbit as is! Let me guess, an ex-destroyer? I think you need more practice standing on planets and less... having your way with them."
"Ah you always suck the joy out of everything."

-I may be going a bit overboard with the background info on these pieces, but this whole SCR-dominated facet of UNI society I've whipped up just seems to led itself well to my interests and projects! Any comments or questions would be greatly appreciated below!

Description
The mighty Katairn mountain range, separating two warring nations on Euclid-14, is composed of innumerable granite peaks, thrust upward over the millennia by steady tectonic force. These peaks stand in excess of eight kilometers above the surface and have shaped trade and culture on Euclid-14 for centuries.

So one can imagine the effect when they were ground to dust in a matter of moments by a trillion tons of UNI looking for a place to set down. Across the entire coast, cities and metropolises alike were overshadowed by the enormous figure, her thigh alone stretching over the closest settlements, though it was driven into the earth many miles away. Even further, there seemed to not be a scrap of clothing on her, save for a small wristband. As she gazed imperiously down at the land below her, one hand draped over her sizable bust in a meagre show of modesty, the denizens of Euclid-14 could only speculate on their fate.

~Exerpt following first contact and a second arrival~
"Sister, what are you doing? You haven't brought a scrap of scripture with you -how do you expect to convert this flock?"
"Well ESN, I've been doing a little light reading and it would seem as though this 'physicality' business could work wonders if I tried a more physical approach, let these mites -sorry- 'this flock', get to experience just a little more of my UNI charms..."
"You didn't."
[...]
"At your size, I'm surprised there's anything left of this place."
"Oh come on now, I thought I was doing well -I'm cramped enough as it is! It's not easy being this small for me!"
"I wouldn't call that small: you're practically in orbit as is! Let me guess, an ex-destroyer? I think you need more practice standing on planets and less... having your way with them."
"Ah you always suck the joy out of everything."

-I may be going a bit overboard with the background info on these pieces, but this whole SCR-dominated facet of UNI society I've whipped up just seems to led itself well to my interests and projects! Any comments or questions would be greatly appreciated below!