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Indexed chapters 340–417

Virtual Tour /Sources

Where every room comes from

The reconstruction makes a claim about the ship for every surface it draws, so it publishes the evidence for each one. Nothing here is a summary: this is the whole of what the tour is built on, room by room, and every space the manga does not show is listed as invented.

48 of the 1048 solids the tour stands in the ship rest on nothing drawn, and are marked as such.

410 spaces, resting on 101 distinct sources
210 shown in a panel
98 on the deck plan
24 on the /ship plan
78 reconstructed

Which chapters the ship is read out of

35 chapters carry the whole reconstruction. The count is the number of claims — a room, a level, a solid, a stairwell — that name that chapter as their source. Pick one to see what rests on it.

What the drawings actually give

The cross-section in ch. 349 is the backbone. It stacks the five tiers and names what sits on each, which is what most of the ship rests on — but it is a diagram of adjacency, not a survey: it says what adjoins what, never how big anything is and never what is inside a room.

The prince apartment plan gives the seven rooms behind one door, and ch. 362 onward shows those rooms furnished for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus. The deck plan draws the same apartment as a small box, because the two drawings are not to the same scale and never were. The tour keeps both rather than distorting either: the deck holds the footprint the plan draws, and the interior is a separate level at its own size.

One unit of the deck plans is read as 0.35 m, a factor set by the size of the rooms and not by the hull. Read at face value the plans give a 450 m banquet hall nobody could cross. The 175 m the reconstruction comes out at is a property of the reconstruction, not a measurement of the Black Whale.

Doorways are not authored. Two spaces that share a stretch of wall open onto each other, derived from the geometry alone, so a footprint nudged by two metres cannot leave a door hanging in mid-air — a room that becomes unreachable fails the test suite instead.

What the cross-section says and the tour does not take

The order of authority puts the manga above everything, this page included: where a drawing and the reconstruction disagree, the drawing wins and it is the reconstruction that has to be redone. Four places depart from ch. 349 anyway, because a ship you walk cannot hold everything that drawing holds. That is the only ground a departure can stand on, and each one is declared here rather than left to be caught.

  • The cross-section draws Each of the five tiers as a stack of thin intermediate floors. A tier is a band of the hull in that drawing, not a storey.

    The tour keeps One walked floor per tier. A deck has 4.5 to 6 m of headroom and the tiers stand 27 m of ship apart, so six decks separate a ceiling from the floor above it: that gap is where those intermediate floors are. The tour does not visit them and does not deny them. One plan per tier is what keeps /ship and the tour the same ship, and that correspondence is the whole point of the reconstruction. The spacing is counted rather than chosen: the ship has 41 decks, the reconstruction holds seven of them and the liner carries ten above, which leaves six to a gap at 4.5 m each. The cross-section gives the order the tiers stack in, never the distance.

  • The cross-section draws A superstructure above tier 1 — the bridge and its funnel, standing clear of the hull.

    The tour keeps Nothing. No drawing gives its inside, and a shell that cannot be entered would be scenery. The ship the tour holds stops at the deck the apartments are on.

  • The cross-section draws The hull in elevation: the profile of the bow and the stern, and the bulb tier 5 sits inside.

    The tour keeps One closed outline per deck, sampled from the curves of the /ship deck plans, which are drawn from above. The reconstructed ship narrows deck by deck, but the wall of each deck rises vertical. A hull curving through the floor would move a wall by metres at the one place the deck plans say nothing.

  • The cross-section draws A waterline, with tiers 4 and 5 below it.

    The tour keeps No field: nothing in the walk changes with it. It is recorded here because it bears on the strongest claim the blueprint makes — that of 314 spaces exactly two can see out. Two decks under water is why the other 312 are lit by what somebody switched on.

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The levels the rooms stand on

11 decks and 36 interiors drawn at their own scale. These are the claims everything else rests on: a room is on a deck because one cross-section puts it there, and an interior is the inside of one room because a plan or a panel draws it.

  • On the deck plan Tier 1-A Deck cross-section, ch. 349
  • Reconstructed Tier 1-B Nothing draws this deck. Tier 1 is a liner and its decks are the floors of one building: this one is the envelope of what it carries and of the deck above it, clipped to the deck below, because a floor has to exist under the floor over it. Which block stands on which floor is the reconstruction's doing and not a reading.
  • Reconstructed Tier 1-C Nothing draws this deck. Tier 1 is a liner and its decks are the floors of one building: this one is the envelope of what it carries and of the deck above it, clipped to the deck below, because a floor has to exist under the floor over it. Which block stands on which floor is the reconstruction's doing and not a reading.
  • On the deck plan Tier 2 Deck cross-section, ch. 349
  • On the deck plan Tier 3-A Deck cross-section, ch. 349
  • Reconstructed Tier 3-B Nothing draws this deck. The cross-section that names the tiers hangs the blocks of tier 3 at several heights rather than in one row, and the ordinary cabins hang above the rest: that order is the whole of what it gives, so tier 3 is three floors and this is the middle one. Its hull is the hull of its tier, and not the envelope of the rooms placed on it: the whale keeps her shape at this height, and the rest of the floor is filled with rooms nobody has drawn. A hull cut to what is known would carve a notch out of the ship to say the reconstruction is thin there. Where nothing hangs, which block stands on which floor is the reconstruction’s doing and not a reading.
  • Reconstructed Tier 3-C Nothing draws this deck. The cross-section that names the tiers hangs the ordinary cabins of tier 3 above every other block of the tier, so tier 3 is three floors and this is the top one. Its hull is the hull of its tier, and not the envelope of the rooms placed on it: the whale keeps her shape at this height, and the rest of the floor is filled with rooms nobody has drawn. A hull cut to what is known would carve a notch out of the ship to say the reconstruction is thin there.
  • On the deck plan Tier 4-A Deck cross-section, ch. 349
  • Reconstructed Tier 4-B Nothing draws this deck. The cross-section that names the tiers hangs the Ei-I family office higher in tier 4 than the central passage and the Shu-U office at the bow, so tier 4 is two floors and this is the upper one. It carries the one block hung at this height and nothing else — the deck exists, most of it carries nothing, and that is what the drawing shows. Its hull is the hull of its tier, and not the envelope of the rooms placed on it: the whale keeps her shape at this height, and the rest of the floor is filled with rooms nobody has drawn. A hull cut to what is known would carve a notch out of the ship to say the reconstruction is thin there.
  • On the deck plan Tier 5-A Deck cross-section, ch. 349
  • Reconstructed Tier 5-B Nothing draws this deck. The cross-section that names the tiers hangs the fifth-class ordinary cabins above the central dining hall, the hangar door and the Sha-A office, so tier 5 is two floors and this is the upper one. Its headroom is that of the one bay on it whose deckhead is drawn rather than a figure chosen for the deck. Its hull is the hull of its tier, and not the envelope of the rooms placed on it: the whale keeps her shape at this height, and the rest of the floor is filled with rooms nobody has drawn. A hull cut to what is known would carve a notch out of the ship to say the reconstruction is thin there.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1001 (Benjamin) inside Room 1001 (Benjamin) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1002 (Camilla) inside Room 1002 (Camilla) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1003 (Zhang Lei) inside Room 1003 (Zhang Lei) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1004 (Tserriednich) inside Room 1004 (Tserriednich) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1005 (Tubeppa) inside Room 1005 (Tubeppa) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1006 (Tyson) inside Room 1006 (Tyson) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1007 (Luzurus) inside Room 1007 (Luzurus) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1008 (Salé-salé) inside Room 1008 (Salé-salé) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1009 (Halkenburg) inside Room 1009 (Halkenburg) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1010 (Kacho) inside Room 1010 (Kacho) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1011 (Fugetsu) inside Room 1011 (Fugetsu) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1012 (Momoze) inside Room 1012 (Momoze) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1013 (Marayam) inside Room 1013 (Marayam) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • Shown in a panel Apartment 1014 (Woble) inside Room 1014 (Woble) Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on.
  • On the deck plan V.I.P. Detention Area inside VIP Jail V.I.P. detention plan; the block shown in ch. 350
  • On the deck plan Soldiers' Living Quarters inside Soldiers' Living Quarters Soldiers' quarters plan; Kakin soldiers and some 150 Provisional Hunters
  • On the deck plan Justice Bureau inside Ministry of Justice Ch. 400, pp. 194-199 — room 1010 is signed as the Justice Bureau interrogation room: a formal office lined with full-height bookcases, with a work desk, visitor chairs and a guarded corridor outside; the five-storey arrangement remains schematic.
  • On the deck plan Central Hospital inside Central Hospital Central Hospital plan; the medical ward holds three clinics
  • Shown in a panel Cineplex inside Cineplex Ch. 393 — the concourse: the food stall, the ticket windows and the way down to the screens.
  • Shown in a panel Cha-R Family Office inside Cha-R Family Office Chs. 379-380 — the Cha-R hideout is shown as an emblem room with three unlike doors, an adjoining bunk-and-bookshelf compartment, and a separate CCTV monitor room.
  • On the deck plan General Passenger Cabins inside Standard Residential Block General cabins plan; the corridor doubles as an assembly point
  • On the deck plan First-Class Cabins inside First-Class Residential Block First-class floor plan, ch. 393
  • Shown in a panel King's Living Quarters inside King's Living Quarters Ch. 382, pp. 29–32 — the King's double-height salon: a coffered barrel vault on square piers, geometric inlaid floor, monumental framed art and many smaller pictures, a mantel with display objects, upholstered seating, low tables, sideboards, plants, sculpture and drinks service.
  • Shown in a panel Hull Suspension inside Technical & Recycling Level Ch. 406 — the sprung mounts the hull carries the ship on, with gangways run between them.
  • Shown in a panel Lifeboat inside Lifeboat Deck (port) Ch. 383, pp. 60–65 — the circular pod cabin has a ribbed shell, a round hatch with a side console and cabinet, and a bare segmented deck around the central post and its broad base; no passenger seats are visible.
  • Shown in a panel Princes' Burial Chamber inside Princes' Burial Chamber Ch. 358 shows the chamber; ch. 371 draws it round, the fourteen coffins set radially about its centre.
  • Shown in a panel Royal Army Conference Room inside Kakin Royal Army Conference Room Ch. 380, p. 189 — the royal-army briefing room is shown from the audience: a lectern stands before a blank projection screen and map board, facing a U-shaped table ringed by fifteen chairs.
  • On the deck plan Xi-Yu Family Office inside Xi-Yu Family Office Xi-Yu office plan; the forward section, inside the Black Whale's teeth
  • Shown in a panel Room 3101 inside Room 3101 (Heil-Ly Trap) Ch. 393, pp. 64-67 — room 3101 is shown from both ends: two stacked bunks occupy one half of the back wall, an open wardrobe with hanging clothes, drawers and shelves occupies the other, and the bathroom door stands on the side wall; the exact partition depth is reconstructed.
  • On the deck plan Central Police Station inside Central Police Station Police station plan; the atrium and its fountain, the community safety desk
  • On the deck plan Central Courthouse inside Central Courthouse Courthouse plan; the magistrate's bench, the clerks, the prosecution and the defence
  • On the deck plan Heil-Ly Family Office inside Heil-Ly Family Office Heil-Ly office plan; the registered premises and the entrance Kakin soldiers searched
  • On the deck plan Heil-Ly Hideout inside Heil-Ly Secret Hideout Heil-Ly hideout plan; the processing room's seven doors, the laundry, the communal room and the leader's office
  • Shown in a panel High-Security Holding Cell inside Beyond Netero's Holding Cell Ch. 350 shows the high-security cell and its manacles; ch. 359 the barred front and the watch kept in front of it.
  • On the deck plan Tier 5 Standard Cabins inside Tier 5 Standard Cabins (forward) General cabins plan; the corridor doubles as an assembly point
  • Shown in a panel General Passengers' Block inside East General Area The panel of the general passengers' block: a portal signed SRCL 9041 – 9488, and behind it a corridor with cabin doors down both sides and soldiers posted in it.

What stands in the rooms

The tour does not decorate: it never invents where a chair stood. It draws a solid in two cases only. When a drawing puts it there — the prince apartment plan draws the beds, the sofas, the dining table and the kitchen, which is survey rather than furnishing. And when what a panel shows is what the room is: the ring of coffins is the burial chamber, the springs are what the hull carries the ship on, and the grille across its front is the cell. Each is solid, and each carries its own source, which is not always the source of the room around it.

  • 207 solids Ch. 363 — the plan of a prince's apartment, inset on the double page of the residential zone: staff room, kitchen, dining room, salon, the prince's bedroom and bath behind one door, and the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus from ch. 362 on. in Prince's Master Bedroom — 1001 (Benjamin), Living Room — 1001 (Benjamin), Dining Room — 1001 (Benjamin), Kitchen — 1001 (Benjamin), Servants' Quarters — 1001 (Benjamin), Servants' WC — 1001 (Benjamin), Bath & WC — 1001 (Benjamin), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1002 (Camilla), Living Room — 1002 (Camilla), Dining Room — 1002 (Camilla), Kitchen — 1002 (Camilla), Servants' Quarters — 1002 (Camilla), Servants' WC — 1002 (Camilla), Bath & WC — 1002 (Camilla), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1003 (Zhang Lei), Living Room — 1003 (Zhang Lei), Kitchen — 1003 (Zhang Lei), Servants' Quarters — 1003 (Zhang Lei), Servants' WC — 1003 (Zhang Lei), Bath & WC — 1003 (Zhang Lei), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1004 (Tserriednich), Living Room — 1004 (Tserriednich), Dining Room — 1004 (Tserriednich), Kitchen — 1004 (Tserriednich), Servants' Quarters — 1004 (Tserriednich), Servants' WC — 1004 (Tserriednich), Bath & WC — 1004 (Tserriednich), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1005 (Tubeppa), Living Room — 1005 (Tubeppa), Dining Room — 1005 (Tubeppa), Kitchen — 1005 (Tubeppa), Servants' Quarters — 1005 (Tubeppa), Servants' WC — 1005 (Tubeppa), Bath & WC — 1005 (Tubeppa), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1006 (Tyson), Living Room — 1006 (Tyson), Dining Room — 1006 (Tyson), Kitchen — 1006 (Tyson), Servants' Quarters — 1006 (Tyson), Servants' WC — 1006 (Tyson), Bath & WC — 1006 (Tyson), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1007 (Luzurus), Living Room — 1007 (Luzurus), Dining Room — 1007 (Luzurus), Kitchen — 1007 (Luzurus), Servants' Quarters — 1007 (Luzurus), Servants' WC — 1007 (Luzurus), Bath & WC — 1007 (Luzurus), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1008 (Salé-salé), Living Room — 1008 (Salé-salé), Dining Room — 1008 (Salé-salé), Kitchen — 1008 (Salé-salé), Servants' Quarters — 1008 (Salé-salé), Servants' WC — 1008 (Salé-salé), Bath & WC — 1008 (Salé-salé), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1009 (Halkenburg), Living Room — 1009 (Halkenburg), Dining Room — 1009 (Halkenburg), Kitchen — 1009 (Halkenburg), Servants' Quarters — 1009 (Halkenburg), Servants' WC — 1009 (Halkenburg), Bath & WC — 1009 (Halkenburg), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1010 (Kacho), Living Room — 1010 (Kacho), Dining Room — 1010 (Kacho), Kitchen — 1010 (Kacho), Servants' Quarters — 1010 (Kacho), Servants' WC — 1010 (Kacho), Bath & WC — 1010 (Kacho), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1011 (Fugetsu), Living Room — 1011 (Fugetsu), Dining Room — 1011 (Fugetsu), Kitchen — 1011 (Fugetsu), Servants' Quarters — 1011 (Fugetsu), Servants' WC — 1011 (Fugetsu), Bath & WC — 1011 (Fugetsu), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1012 (Momoze), Living Room — 1012 (Momoze), Dining Room — 1012 (Momoze), Kitchen — 1012 (Momoze), Servants' Quarters — 1012 (Momoze), Servants' WC — 1012 (Momoze), Bath & WC — 1012 (Momoze), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1013 (Marayam), Living Room — 1013 (Marayam), Dining Room — 1013 (Marayam), Kitchen — 1013 (Marayam), Servants' Quarters — 1013 (Marayam), Servants' WC — 1013 (Marayam), Bath & WC — 1013 (Marayam), Prince's Master Bedroom — 1014 (Woble), Living Room — 1014 (Woble), Kitchen — 1014 (Woble), Servants' Quarters — 1014 (Woble), Servants' WC — 1014 (Woble), Bath & WC — 1014 (Woble)
  • 71 solids Ch. 359 — the inaugural banquet: round tables laid in rows down the hall, an aisle left open on the throne's axis. in Banquet Hall
  • 32 solids Ch. 377 — Les tables sont équipées de bancs. in Central Dining Hall
  • 29 solids Ch. 367 to 369 — the service run under the residential sector: Bill's cockroach travels it from suite to suite, ch. 369 draws its inside and the sheet of the sector that is its map, and ch. 368 watches Prince Momoze's bedroom through the grille it ends at. in Back Passage 1, Back Passage 2, Back Passage 3, Back Passage 4, Back Passage 5, Back Passage 6, Back Passage 7, Cross Gap 1, Cross Gap 2, Cross Gap 3, Cross Gap 4, Cross Gap 5, Cross Gap 6, Cross Gap 7, Cross Gap 8, Approach — Door 1, Approach — Door 2, Approach — Door 3, Approach — Door 4, Approach — Door 5, Approach — Door 6, Approach — Door 7, Approach — Door 8, Approach — Door 9, Approach — Door 10, Approach — Door 11, Approach — Door 12, Approach — Door 13, Approach — Door 14
  • 22 solids Ch. 377 — Detailed layout based on visual evidence: Service counter on West wall, 4 central pillars, two central platforms for VIPs, and low tables oriented in different zones (West/East horizontal, North/South vertical). in Central Dining Hall
  • 20 solids Ch. 405 — the gaming floor, the shopfronts around it and the mezzanine above. in VIP Casino
  • 20 solids The double-page panel of the police-station atrium: four levels of gallery down each side wall, the colonnade standing under them, the tiered fountain on the floor and the entrance front at the far end, its doors under a marquee between two hanging signs, and the lantern raised over the middle of the ceiling. in Main Atrium
  • 19 solids Ch. 405 — the gaming floor, the shopfronts around it and the mezzanine above: the shops run the length of both walls on each level, and a lounge of armchairs stands in the middle of the floor. in VIP Casino
  • 17 solids Ch. 358 shows the chamber; ch. 371 draws it round, the fourteen coffins set radially about its centre. in Rotunda
  • 15 solids Ch. 382 — the King's living room: patterned floor, paired seating, framed paintings and the window at the far end. in Royal Living Room
  • 15 solids Ch. 380, p. 189 — fifteen chairs ring the U-shaped table during the royal-army briefing. in Conference Floor
  • 15 solids Ch. 359 — the theatre: a proscenium stage under its curtain, boxes down the side walls, and the screen standing on the stage. in Screening Room
  • 13 solids Ch. 400, pp. 200-204 — the VIP protection suite shows richly moulded walls and ceilings with a bed, dining furniture, armchairs, side tables, cabinets, framed art and an oval mirror; positions are fitted within the unpublished suite outline. in VIP Witness Protection Area
  • 11 solids Ch. 399, pp. 170-175 — the communal room visibly contains the long table and at least eight chairs, wall storage, a water dispenser and exposed ceiling services. in Communal Room
  • 10 solids Ch. 383 — the launch bay: the pods on their cradles and the launch console beside them. in Lifeboat Deck (port), Lifeboat Deck (starboard)
  • 9 solids Ch. 360 — Prince Woble's rooms as Kurapika finds them: the wall telephone he calls Biscuit on, the armoire and the curio table down the starboard wall, the cane armchair, the pair of sculpture stands, and the framed pictures along the panelled wall. in Living Room — 1014 (Woble)
  • 9 solids Ch. 359 — the inaugural banquet seen down the hall: the raised galleries running the length of both side walls, the proscenium piers and the curtain framing the stage, and the panel hung over the port gallery. in Banquet Hall
  • 8 solids Ch. 377 — Detailed layout based on visual evidence: Continuous service counter on West wall. in Central Dining Hall
  • 8 solids Ch. 377 — Central VIP tables are surrounded by benches on all sides. in Central Dining Hall
  • 7 solids Ch. 365 — Prince Zhang Lei's dining room, where he receives Queen Oito: the long carved table, a high-backed chair at either end of it, the credenza and the statue on its stand down the starboard wall, the framed document on the wall and the pedestal table by the door. in Dining Room — 1003 (Zhang Lei)
  • 6 solids Ch. 406 — the sprung mounts the hull carries the ship on, with gangways run between them. in Spring Bay
  • 6 solids Ch. 380 - decorative interior elements of the observation deck. in Observation Deck
  • 6 solids Ch. 399, pp. 168-169 — the laundry/disposal room visibly contains front-loading industrial machines, sinks, wall storage, lockers, drains, hoses and at least two central metal worktables. in Laundry / Disposal Room
  • 6 solids Ch. 371 — the passage to the great refectory: the scaffold of pipes a gang has thrown across it to charge 5 000 jenis a crossing, the stall the Buor clan watches trading out of its crates, the money on its table, and the lit sign hung over the run. in Service Corridor (forward)
  • 6 solids Chs. 382 and 386 — Halkenburg's reception room leaves a broad tiled centre open, with chairs moved into a circle around Shikaku's occupied body. in Living Room — 1009 (Halkenburg)
  • 5 solids Ch. 398, pp. 158-167 — the tiled processing room shows shower hoses and floor drains in the open room, an open maintenance closet with shelves, and a Nen barrier running through its walls. in Processing / Shower Room
  • 5 solids Ch. 359 — the cell block at Level 1: inside the bars the side table Beyond's drink stands on, and outside them the watch's bench, its low table, the shelving against the aft wall and the wall set beside the door. in The Cell Itself, Zodiac Watch Post
  • 5 solids Chs. 386 and 389 — Luzurus's lived-in salon is crowded with deep upholstered seating, side tables, bottles, plants, shelves and ornament. in Living Room — 1007 (Luzurus)
  • 5 solids Ch. 366 — Prince Tubeppa's rooms given over to her work: the desk she sits at with her laptop, its chair, the whiteboards of equations down the starboard wall, and the board of pinned papers beside them. in Living Room — 1005 (Tubeppa)
  • 5 solids Ch. 383 — the throne on its dais: the draped parapet across its front and the flight of steps down from it, and the service line the buffet is dressed from, behind the counter. in Banquet Hall, Banquet Hall (service end)
  • 4 solids Ch. 393 — the concourse: the food stall, the ticket windows and the way down to the screens. in Food & Drinks, Ticket Desk, Screen Corridor (Screens 1–8)
  • 4 solids Ch. 350 shows the high-security cell and its manacles; ch. 359 the barred front and the watch kept in front of it. in The Cell Itself
  • 4 solids Ch. 359 — Luzurus and Basho smoke hookah in a distinct area of the room featuring a raised floor, cushions, and low tables. in Living Room — 1007 (Luzurus)
  • 4 solids Panel of the Supreme Court hearing regarding Camilla's arrest - showing tiered benches along the side walls. in Supreme Court
  • 3 solids Ch. 373 — the first-class cell seen from above: the bunk against the side wall, the pan on the wall facing it, the washstand under the back wall, and the whole front of the cell in bars. The bunk is what measures the room. in First-Class Cell
  • 3 solids Ch. 372 — the cell one of Momoze's detained guards is held in: bunk, washstand and lavatory, seen from above. in Standard Cell
  • 3 solids Ch. 380, p. 189 — three joined table sections form the U at the centre of the briefing room. in Conference Floor
  • 3 solids Ch. 407-410 — the table Morena Prudo and Borksen play the negotiation game across, and a chair on each side of it, in the leader's office the hideout plan draws. in Leader's Office
  • 3 solids Ch. 400, pp. 194-199 and 206 — signed room 1010 contains a work desk facing visitor chairs and walls of full-height bookcases. in Deputy Minister's Office
  • 3 solids Ch. 389 — Camilla's Have-Not guards meet in a formal carpeted salon, seated along the walls around a broad open centre. in Living Room — 1002 (Camilla)
  • 3 solids Chs. 386 and 389 — Luzurus's crowded salon is lined with large framed pictures above and between its seats and cabinets. in Living Room — 1007 (Luzurus)
  • 3 solids Ch. 386 — the wide views of Halkenburg's reception room show bookcases and display cabinets running along the wall around the central mantel behind the circle of chairs. in Living Room — 1009 (Halkenburg)
  • 2 solids Ch. 383 — the stage at the end of the hall, and the throne on its dais before it. in Banquet Hall
  • 2 solids Ch. 383 — the buffet the hall is served from, chefs behind the counter and the dishes laid along it. in Banquet Hall (service end)
  • 2 solids Ch. 383, p. 65 — the central post rises from a broad circular base on the bare segmented deck. in Pod Cabin
  • 2 solids Ch. 376 — Princess Kacho's kitchen, drawn twice: the counter run under its wall cabinets, the hob with a pot on it and the oven built in beneath, the return of worktop down the starboard wall, and the row of base cupboards under both. Senritsu's Morse names one of them exactly — kitchen, left-hand cupboard, bottom, at the back. in Kitchen — 1010 (Kacho)
  • 2 solids Ch. 376 — Prince Kacho's salon, where she is made to sit over her homework: the panelled wall behind her hung with framed pictures, under the coffered ceiling the apartments share. in Living Room — 1010 (Kacho)
  • 2 solids Ch. 371 — the dining room laid for the household, where Kurapika stops a maid between the tables and puts his two questions to her: two long tables run the width of it under a coffered ceiling, set out with meal trays, high-backed chairs down their sides, and an aisle between them wide enough to serve from. The ch. 363 plan draws one small table here; the panel is the room. in Dining Room — 1014 (Woble)
  • 2 solids Ch. 382, p. 29–30 — display furniture and ornamental objects line both sides of the central mantel. in Royal Living Room
  • 2 solids Ch. 403 — a small carved pedestal table flanks each side of Queen Unma's armchair. in Queen's Room 01
  • 2 solids Ch. 403 — framed pictures hang in the moulded panels behind Queen Unma's armchair. in Queen's Room 01
  • 2 solids Chs. 384–387 — Tserriednich's nearly empty Nen-training salon has a polished geometric floor, tall panelled doors, moulded walls, framed decoration and a clock on the mantel. in Living Room — 1004 (Tserriednich)
  • 2 solids Ch. 389 — Tyson's birthday reception is filled with wrapped gifts around its central display. in Living Room — 1006 (Tyson)
  • 2 solids Ch. 386 — the full view into Luzurus's salon shows matching round topiary trees flanking the upholstered seating. in Living Room — 1007 (Luzurus)
  • 2 solids Chs. 362 and 382 — Salé-salé's bedroom is a party room: a bank of audiovisual equipment and speakers faces the broad bed amid food, bottles and cushions. in Prince's Master Bedroom — 1008 (Salé-salé)
  • 2 solids Ch. 374 — Kacho is made to work in a formal salon furnished with a low chest of drawers beneath the framed pictures and a small round stool beside it. in Living Room — 1010 (Kacho)
  • 2 solids Panel of the Supreme Court hearing regarding Camilla's arrest - showing two lower desks in front of the judge. in Supreme Court
  • 2 solids Panel of the Supreme Court hearing regarding Camilla's arrest - showing tables facing the judge. in Supreme Court
  • 1 solid Ch. 382 — the guarded gate to the princes' quarters, its desk and its posted soldiers. in Princes' Quarters Gate
  • 1 solid Ch. 371 — a large circular court seal is centred on the panelled wall above Cleapatro's bench. in Supreme Court
  • 1 solid Ch. 383, p. 60 — a low instrument console stands directly below the open round hatch. in Pod Cabin
  • 1 solid Ch. 383, p. 60 — a separate rectangular cabinet stands to the right of the hatch console. in Pod Cabin
  • 1 solid Chs. 366 and 382 — Salé-salé lies in with two companions in the broad bed that turns his bedroom into an informal party room; Predator and Stand By Me both reach him beside it. in Prince's Master Bedroom — 1008 (Salé-salé)
  • 1 solid Ch. 367 — the same network, one apartment further: the cockroach leaves the sewers by the grille of Prince Momoze's great bedroom and looks down on the bed from it. It is through this grille that Queen Oito watches Momoze be killed in ch. 368. in Prince's Master Bedroom — 1012 (Momoze)
  • 1 solid Ch. 367 — the sewer network under the residential sector and the louvred grilles it opens into the apartments through: Bill's cockroach is put into the sewers and reaches prince after prince by them. Prince Marayam's rooms are the first it looks down into, from just under the ceiling. in Living Room — 1013 (Marayam)
  • 1 solid Ch. 382, pp. 29–30 — a monumental framed battle painting dominates the wall above the ornamented mantel. in Royal Living Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 382, p. 29–30 — a long mantel below the monumental battle picture carries framed photographs, vessels and a central clock-like ornament. in Royal Living Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 382, p. 29–30 — a tall narrow loudspeaker with three circular drivers stands by the port picture wall. in Royal Living Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 382, p. 29–30 — bottles, glasses and vessels cover a cloth-draped drinks table beside the King's seating group. in Royal Living Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 413 — Halkenburg laid out in his father's living room, the King standing over him. in Royal Living Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 372 — the block's corridor and the watch at his desk, on the way to the detained guards' cells. in Prison Corridor
  • 1 solid Chs. 379-380 — the first metal door has a raised treasure-chest-like centre panel. in Emblem Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 379, p. 16 — stacked bunks line the adjoining compartment; the lower bunk is occupied beneath Feitan. in Bunk Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 380 — the monitor room's dark CCTV bank shows recordings of the hideout and key Tier 5 locations. in Monitor Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 380 — the CCTV operator works from the desk facing the monitor bank. in Monitor Room
  • 1 solid Chs. 379-380 — the Cha-R emblem is painted as a dark graphic panel in the main room. in Emblem Room
  • 1 solid Chs. 379-380 — the second metal door bears four dark marks arranged like a robot's eyes and feet and conceals the secret passage. in Emblem Room
  • 1 solid Chs. 379-380 — a plain wooden door completes the three distinct doors in the emblem room. in Emblem Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 379, p. 16 — more than one stacked bunk is visible along the compartment wall. in Bunk Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 379, p. 16 — tall bookshelves share the adjoining compartment with the bunk beds. in Bunk Room
  • 1 solid Ch. 380, p. 189 — the large blank projection screen hangs behind the speaker. in Conference Floor
  • 1 solid Ch. 380, p. 189 — a smaller pale chart board hangs to the left of the projection screen. in Conference Floor
  • 1 solid Ch. 380, p. 189 — the speaker stands beside the lectern in front of the projection screen. in Conference Floor
  • 1 solid Ch. 393, pp. 64-67 — two stacked sleeping platforms are visible against the back wall of room 3101. in Living Area
  • 1 solid Ch. 393, pp. 64-67 — the ladder stands on the free side of the stacked bunk. in Living Area
  • 1 solid Ch. 393, pp. 64-67 — the open hanging section stands beside the stacked bunk on the back wall. in Living Area
  • 1 solid Ch. 393, pp. 64-67 — a bank of built-in drawers stands beside the open hanging section. in Living Area
  • 1 solid Ch. 393, pp. 64-67 — open built-in shelves complete the storage wall beside the drawers. in Living Area
  • 1 solid Ch. 407 — the large dark television and its low stand fill the wall behind Morena's office chair. in Leader's Office
  • 1 solid Ch. 399, p. 3 — the side of a couch is visible against the office wall when Hinrigh opens the hideout door; ch. 407 shows it across Morena's table. in Leader's Office
  • 1 solid Ch. 407 — a Famicom rests on the television stand behind Morena; its light shell distinguishes it from the dark screen. in Leader's Office
  • 1 solid Ch. 407 — a Super Famicom sits beside the Famicom on the television stand behind Morena. in Leader's Office
  • 1 solid Ch. 400, pp. 194-199 and 206 — the desk used for the judicial questioning inside signed room 1010. in Deputy Minister's Office
  • 1 solid Ch. 400, pp. 194-199 and 206 — full-height bookcases packed with files and volumes line the judicial office behind and beside the desk. in Deputy Minister's Office
  • 1 solid Ch. 403 — the open doorway behind Queen Unma reveals a nursery cot at the back of Room 01. in Queen's Room 01
  • 1 solid Ch. 403 — a hanging mobile is visible directly above the cot in Queen Unma's nursery. in Queen's Room 01
  • 1 solid Ch. 403 — Queen Unma sits in a high ornate armchair in the middle of her richly panelled salon. in Queen's Room 01
  • 1 solid Ch. 403 — a rectangular carved coffee table stands in front of Queen Unma's chair. in Queen's Room 01
  • 1 solid Ch. 367 — Prince Woble's kitchen seen from the floor: the counter run against the forward wall, the glazed wall cabinets carried above it, the bottles standing on the worktop, and the boarded floor the bodyguards wait on. in Kitchen — 1014 (Woble)
  • 1 solid Ch. 366 — the sweep through Room 1001 shows Balsamilco keeping the telephone beside Benjamin's door while Furykov stands in the reception room. in Living Room — 1001 (Benjamin)
  • 1 solid Ch. 363 — Benjamin's address to his soldiers is framed by the large painting hung in his formal reception room. in Living Room — 1001 (Benjamin)
  • 1 solid Ch. 366 — Camilla eats with Queen Duazul while Musse occupies a separate desk down the passage of Room 1002. in Living Room — 1002 (Camilla)
  • 1 solid Ch. 389 — Tyson enters through tall panelled doors into an ornate birthday reception; a cake and gifts occupy the central table while attendants line the walls. in Living Room — 1006 (Tyson)
  • 1 solid Ch. 414 — Luzurus watches a film in Room 1007 with Rice and Basho; the screen belongs to the crowded salon shown earlier. in Living Room — 1007 (Luzurus)
  • 1 solid Chs. 366 and 382 — Salé-salé's broad-bed bedroom doubles as an informal party room, with companions and drinks kept beside the bed. in Prince's Master Bedroom — 1008 (Salé-salé)
  • 1 solid Chs. 366 and 374 — Fugetsu looks through photographs in bed; when Magical Worm opens, the digital clock beside her reads Tuesday 01:27 AM. in Prince's Master Bedroom — 1011 (Fugetsu)
  • 1 solid Ch. 373 — armed guards refuse access to the sealed Room 1012 even when a visitor asks only to use the telephone inside. in Prince's Master Bedroom — 1012 (Momoze)
  • 1 solid Ch. 366 — Marayam's sheltered room contains the low play furniture where his miniature cars and bricks are kept while servants and guards attend him. in Living Room — 1013 (Marayam)
  • 1 solid Ch. 366 — miniature cars and building bricks identify Marayam's protected room as a child's living space. in Living Room — 1013 (Marayam)
  • 1 solid Ch. 366 — the framed wall art behind Queen Sevanti and Marayam belongs to the furnished salon seen before the room is isolated by Nen. in Living Room — 1013 (Marayam)
  • 1 solid The panel of the general passengers' block: a portal signed SRCL 9041 – 9488, and behind it a corridor with cabin doors down both sides and soldiers posted in it. in Signed Portal
  • 1 solid Ch. 366 — the sweep through Room 1003 isolates the tall branched candelabrum that stands beside Zhang Lei's formal dining table. in Dining Room — 1003 (Zhang Lei)
  • 1 solid Chs. 366 and 374 — Fugetsu's broad bed is surrounded by books and loose photographs; she spreads the photographs across the covers before Magical Worm opens. in Prince's Master Bedroom — 1011 (Fugetsu)
  • 1 solid Chs. 366 to 368 — Momoze sleeps in a large curtained bed with tall posts and a canopy; the service grille looks down over this distinctive headboard. in Prince's Master Bedroom — 1012 (Momoze)
  • 1 solid Panel of the Supreme Court hearing regarding Camilla's arrest - showing a high bench with stairs. in Supreme Court
  • 1 solid Panel of the Supreme Court hearing regarding Camilla's arrest - showing a central podium. in Supreme Court
  • 1 solid Ch. 359 in Banquet Hall
  • 1 solid Ch. 380 in Observation Deck
  • 48 solids General cabins plan; the corridor doubles as an assembly point in Standard Cabin 1, Standard Cabin 2, Standard Cabin 3, Standard Cabin 4, Standard Cabin 5, Standard Cabin 6, Standard Cabin 7, Standard Cabin 8, Standard Cabin 9, Standard Cabin 10, Standard Cabin 11, Standard Cabin 12, Forward Cabin 1, Forward Cabin 2, Forward Cabin 3, Forward Cabin 4, Forward Cabin 5, Forward Cabin 6, Forward Cabin 7, Forward Cabin 8, Forward Cabin 9, Forward Cabin 10, Forward Cabin 11, Forward Cabin 12
  • 36 solids Warehouse plan; the Cha-R-controlled hold, its rows of crates and its one guarded entrance in Cha-R-Controlled Warehouse
  • 12 solids First-class floor plan, ch. 393 in First-Class Suite 1, First-Class Suite 2, First-Class Suite 3, Upper Floor Single Cabin 1, Upper Floor Single Cabin 2, Upper Floor Single Cabin 3
  • 8 solids V.I.P. detention plan; the block shown in ch. 350 in First-Class Cell, Empty VIP Cell, Standard Cell, Cell
  • 8 solids Central Hospital plan; the medical ward holds three clinics in Central Medical Clinic, Medical Supplies, Medical Staff Area
  • 6 solids Courthouse plan; the magistrate's bench, the clerks, the prosecution and the defence in Courtroom
  • 5 solids Heil-Ly hideout plan; the processing room's seven doors, the laundry, the communal room and the leader's office in Laundry / Disposal Room, Communal Room, Leader's Office
  • 4 solids High-security cell plan; the Zodiac watch kept in front of the bars, ch. 359 in The Cell Itself, Zodiac Watch Post
  • 4 solids Justice Bureau plan; a five-storey institution, diagrammed from confirmed rooms in Lobby, Interrogation Rooms, Visitation Room
  • 2 solids Ch. 398, pp. 150-153 — the washroom lies beyond the trapped threshold; this fixture's exact placement is reconstructed from the cabin plan, not visible through the active portal. in Anomalous Bathroom
  • 2 solids Police station plan; the atrium and its fountain, the community safety desk in Main Atrium, Community Safety Section
  • 2 solids Heil-Ly office plan; the registered premises and the entrance Kakin soldiers searched in Registered Office
  • 1 solid Cha-R office plan; the middle section beside the propeller in Emblem Room
  • 1 solid Xi-Yu office plan; the forward section, inside the Black Whale's teeth in Family Meeting Office
  • 1 solid Warehouse plan; the Cha-R-controlled hold, its rows of crates and its one guarded entrance; the plan notes the camera was installed after loading in Cha-R-Controlled Warehouse
  • 96 solids The /ship soldiers' quarters plan draws twelve bunks in each barrack room and each hunters' room; the reconstruction keeps that count and those rows, and sets the aisles wide enough to walk. in Royal Army Barracks 1, Royal Army Barracks 2, Royal Army Barracks 3, Royal Army Barracks 4, Provisional Hunters Quarters 1, Provisional Hunters Quarters 2, Provisional Hunters Quarters 3, Provisional Hunters Quarters 4
  • 8 solids The /ship cineplex plan names its eight auditoriums for the screens they hold; each screen stands on the wall facing the way in. in Screen 1, Screen 2, Screen 3, Screen 4, Screen 5, Screen 6, Screen 7, Screen 8
  • 8 solids The /ship queens' quarters plan draws one bed in each of the eight rooms, set against the wall opposite the corridor door. in Queen's Room 01, Queen's Room 02, Queen's Room 03, Queen's Room 04, Queen's Room 05, Queen's Room 06, Queen's Room 07, Queen's Room 08
  • 3 solids The /ship bulkhead plan: the armoured door with its locking gear, and the emergency control panel on the Tier 2 side — the only side it opens from. in Tier 2 Bulkhead
  • 1 solid The /ship cineplex plan hangs the feature's poster over the way down to the screens. in Screen Corridor (Screens 1–8)
  • 48 solids Reconstructed seating pattern repeated across the eight named auditoriums; no published evidence establishes its room-to-room assignment. in Screen 1, Screen 2, Screen 3, Screen 4, Screen 5, Screen 6, Screen 7, Screen 8

What the reconstruction does not furnish

100 rooms whose walls are attested and whose contents are not are left empty. That is the same rule as the rest of this page, running the other way: the eight VVIP suites, the bare floor of 37564, the auditoriums the cineplex plan names without drawing a seat. A chair invented to fill them would be a claim about the story rather than about the ship.

How the decks are joined

Stairs, lifts and bulkheads are the only connections the blueprint stores by hand, because the two spaces they join share no wall to derive an opening from.

  • Door Room 1001 (Benjamin) → Entrance Hall — 1001 (Benjamin) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1002 (Camilla) → Entrance Hall — 1002 (Camilla) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1003 (Zhang Lei) → Entrance Hall — 1003 (Zhang Lei) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1004 (Tserriednich) → Entrance Hall — 1004 (Tserriednich) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1005 (Tubeppa) → Entrance Hall — 1005 (Tubeppa) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1006 (Tyson) → Entrance Hall — 1006 (Tyson) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1007 (Luzurus) → Entrance Hall — 1007 (Luzurus) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1008 (Salé-salé) → Entrance Hall — 1008 (Salé-salé) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1009 (Halkenburg) → Entrance Hall — 1009 (Halkenburg) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1010 (Kacho) → Entrance Hall — 1010 (Kacho) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1011 (Fugetsu) → Entrance Hall — 1011 (Fugetsu) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1012 (Momoze) → Entrance Hall — 1012 (Momoze) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1013 (Marayam) → Entrance Hall — 1013 (Marayam) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door Room 1014 (Woble) → Entrance Hall — 1014 (Woble) Prince apartment plan; the rooms shown for Benjamin, Tserriednich and Luzurus in ch. 362 onward
  • Door VIP Jail → Prison Corridor V.I.P. detention plan; the block shown in ch. 350
  • Door Soldiers' Living Quarters → Guarded Passageway to the Lower Tiers Soldiers' quarters plan; Kakin soldiers and some 150 Provisional Hunters
  • Door Ministry of Justice → Lobby Justice Bureau plan; a five-storey institution, diagrammed from confirmed rooms
  • Door Central Hospital → Central Medical Clinic Central Hospital plan; the medical ward holds three clinics
  • Door Cineplex → Foyer (port) Cineplex plan; eight screens, named but not drawn
  • Door Cha-R Family Office → Office Hall Cha-R office plan; the middle section beside the propeller
  • Door Standard Residential Block → Assembly Corridor General cabins plan; the corridor doubles as an assembly point
  • Door Tier 5 Standard Cabins (forward) → Assembly Corridor (forward) General cabins plan; the corridor doubles as an assembly point
  • Door First-Class Residential Block → Hallway First-class cabins plan
  • Stairwell Tier 1 Stairwell → Banquet Hall Vestibule Deck plan, ch. 349 — Tier 1 access from Tier 2
  • Bulkhead Emergency Bulkhead to Tier 2 → Tier 2 Bulkhead Ch. 349 — the armoured bulkhead between Tier 2 and Tier 3
  • Stairwell Aft Corridor → Forward Corridor No panel shows how Tier 3 reaches Tier 4.
  • Stairwell Central Passage Tier 4–5 → Main Corridor Ch. 380 — the passage is named for linking Tiers 4 and 5.
  • Stairwell Recycling & Sewage Facilities → Technical & Recycling Level Deck plan, ch. 349 — the technical boundary between Tier 4 and Tier 5
  • Door King's Living Quarters → Royal Vestibule Reconstructed so the living room opens onto the Banquet Hall; no panel shows the way in.
  • Door Technical & Recycling Level → Suspension Gangway Reconstructed as the way in among the springs; the panel shows gangways but not where they run.
  • Door Lifeboat Deck (port) → Pod Cabin Ch. 383, p. 65 — Fugetsu is shown alone on the bare circular deck, beside the central post and its broad base.
  • Door Princes' Burial Chamber → Rotunda Reconstructed as the way from the passage into the chamber; the chamber is drawn, its threshold is not.
  • Door Kakin Royal Army Conference Room → Conference Floor Conference room plan; the briefing Mizaistom holds in ch. 350
  • Door Xi-Yu Family Office → Guarded Entrance Xi-Yu office plan; the forward section, inside the Black Whale's teeth
  • Door Room 3101 (Heil-Ly Trap) → Living Area Ch. 398, pp. 150-153 — the ordinary entrance opens into room 3101; the teleport trap is the separate bathroom threshold inside.
  • Door Central Police Station → Entrance Police station plan; the atrium and its fountain, the community safety desk
  • Door Central Courthouse → Courtroom Courthouse plan; the magistrate's bench, the clerks, the prosecution and the defence
  • Door Heil-Ly Family Office → Public Entrance Heil-Ly office plan; the registered premises and the entrance Kakin soldiers searched
  • Door Heil-Ly Secret Hideout → Bunker-like Corridor Ch. 356 — concealed inside the VIP block; the exact room is not shown.
  • Door Beyond Netero's Holding Cell → Zodiac Watch Post High-security cell plan; the Zodiac watch kept in front of the bars, ch. 359
  • Door East General Area → Signed Portal The panel of the general passengers' block: a portal signed SRCL 9041 – 9488, and behind it a corridor with cabin doors down both sides and soldiers posted in it.
  • Stairwell Starboard Corridor → Starboard Corridor No page draws a stair between these decks. A deck nobody can reach is scenery, and the liner is one ship: the flight is put where both decks run a corridor.
  • Stairwell Starboard Corridor → Aft Passage No page draws a stair between these decks. A deck nobody can reach is scenery, and the liner is one ship: the flight is put where both decks run a corridor.
  • Stairwell Central Spine → Central Spine No page draws a stair between these decks. A deck nobody can reach is scenery, and a tier is one building: the flight is put where both decks run a corridor.
  • Stairwell Central Spine → Central Spine No page draws a stair between these decks. A deck nobody can reach is scenery, and a tier is one building: the flight is put where both decks run a corridor.
  • Stairwell Central Passage Tier 4–5 → Central Passage No page draws a stair between these decks. A deck nobody can reach is scenery, and a tier is one building: the flight is put where both decks run a corridor.
  • Stairwell Main Corridor → Main Corridor No page draws a stair between these decks. A deck nobody can reach is scenery, and a tier is one building: the flight is put where both decks run a corridor.

Walls left blind on purpose

Since a doorway follows from a shared wall, a wall meant to stay solid has to be declared — and a declaration is a claim about the ship, so it carries its reason.

  • The apartment plan draws a solid wall here.

    70 walls

  • The room plan draws a solid wall here.

    2 walls

  • The stage stands against this wall for the whole depth of the hall; the hall is entered from its vestibule.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the sector is closed by a wall at its aft end: the guards’ round stops there, and the guarded gate forward is the only way in.

    1 wall

  • The hall is entered from its vestibule, not directly from the corridor.

    1 wall

  • The hall is entered from its vestibule.

    1 wall

Doors placed by hand

A door is placed by hand when the room plan draws it somewhere other than the middle of the shared wall, and when it is the single entrance to an apartment, which nothing else could open. It is also how a wall is opened over its whole length, for the fronts the plans draw in bars rather than in wall: a cell is shut by the grille standing in the opening, not by the wall the tour would otherwise have built there.

  • Door placed where the apartment plan draws it.

    84 walls

  • Door placed where the room plan draws it.

    27 walls

  • Each cabin opens on the corridor, as the panel draws its doors, and nowhere else.

    16 walls

  • The screen opens onto the hall that serves the eight of them.

    8 walls

  • The suite opens onto the block corridor alone.

    8 walls

  • The room opens onto the block corridor alone.

    8 walls

  • The plan draws the whole front of this cell in bars rather than in wall: the opening is the width of the front, and the grille standing in it is what shuts the cell.

    5 walls

  • The plan opens each single cabin on the corridor beside its WC, and nowhere else.

    3 walls

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 1 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1001 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 1.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 2 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1002 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 2.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 3 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1003 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 3.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 4 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1004 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 4.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 5 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1005 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 5.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 6 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1006 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 6.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 7 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1007 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 7.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 8 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1008 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 8.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 9 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1009 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 9.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 10 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1010 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 10.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 11 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1011 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 11.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 12 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1012 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 12.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 13 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1013 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 13.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — door n° 14 in the inner bulkhead: the one way into apartment 1014 and into nothing else. The apartment’s own door faces it across the approach.

    1 wall

  • Ch. 363 — the apartment’s single door, on the face that looks straight at numbered door n° 14.

    1 wall

  • Reconstructed as the threshold between the guarded entrance and the office; the plan draws both but no door between them.

    1 wall

  • The plan gives the hold a single main entrance, centred on the aft wall, with four guard posts on it and a camera watching it. Six metres because freight comes through it.

    1 wall

  • The floor steps down here and no wall is drawn: the opening is the full depth of the hall, and what is at it is the step itself.

    1 wall

  • Outer doors of the banquet hall vestibule.

    1 wall

  • Inner doors of the banquet hall vestibule.

    1 wall

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