Walk the Black Whale

The ship as architecture, not as a stage: no passengers, no chapter, no timeline. Every surface says where it comes from — a panel, the deck plan, or the reconstruction itself.

410 reconstructed spaces across 11 decks, with 36 room interiors drawn at their own scale · 175 m of reconstructed hull, bow to stern

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Building the deck…

Tier 1-B · Inside Soldiers' Living Quarters≈ Day 12

Between decks

Click to walk

Plan of Soldiers' Living Quarters

Jump to a space

Controls

Move: W A S D or the arrow keys
Look: Move the mouse, or drag on a touchscreen
Run: Shift
Change deck, enter a room: E, on a stairwell or anywhere inside a room’s interior
Full-screen plan: M
Find a room: ⌘K, or Ctrl K
Show the evidence: L
Full screen, panel and all: V
Give the pointer back to the page: Tab — full screen is kept, which Esc would not do

Comfort

Field of view72° Look speed×1.00 Light you carry8 m Exposure×1.00 Opens the eye, not the ship: no room is lit that was not. Walking pace2.1 m/s Head movement×0.70 Turn in steps Do not walk — jump between rooms Show your own aura at rest

Only Ten held and used for nothing. A Ren, a Ko, an En or a Shu still shows — and your aura is up either way.

Time aboard

Only the two windows show an outside. Everywhere else the ship makes the day itself: its lamps are tunable, and they run white and high through the middle of the day, warm and lower at night — with the hall kept lit for the evening. No room goes dark.

Picture

Takes effect on the next load of the walk.

What is canon here

Shown in a panelA chapter shows this room; its shape is read off that panel.
On the deck planIt appears on the ship’s cross-section, which gives no interior.
On the /ship planNo page of the manga shows it. The room plan on /ship draws it, and the walk is that plan at walking scale.
ReconstructedNothing shows it. It exists so the deck holds together, and it is lit cold so you can tell.
The deck plans are schematic. The reconstruction scales them so the rooms come out the size the panels imply, which is not a measurement of the ship.
Where every room comes from →