Vena Cava
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| Vena Cava | |
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| General Information | |
| Type | Internal Structure of the NRSO |
| Parent Location | Nislandian Range Superorganism |
| Height | Several Kilometres |
| Purpose | Blood Vessel |
| Controlled By | Superorganism Management Committee |
| Demographic Information | |
| Workforce | ~30 |
| Environmental Information | |
| Historical Information | |
| Discovered In | 212 |
The Vena Cava is an internal structure of the Nislandian Range Superorganism accessible in Lesser Gastric Sea via an elevator near one of the walking paths maintained by Anodyne. The Vena Cava itself is a bloodvessel[1] that leads to the superorganism's right atrium, which houses the Remote Contingency Station.
The Vena Cava was blocked during Incident-212-ND, an event in which Nadia Szylagyi broke the vault door in the Iliac Deadzone that connects the Vena Cava and Aorta. This caused the Mystery Flesh Pit to start waking up and sending blood into the Vena Cava. The vault door was dislodged from the Vena Cava eventually.
Human Activity
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| Infrastructure | Appendix Holiday Center • Caecum Outpost • Fred. J Agnich Memorial Dam • GIORC Biological Research Centre • Iliac Deadzone • Upper Visitor Center • Lower Visitor Center • Remote Contingency Station • Resource Extraction Area 1A • Surface Resort • Triple Tree MFP • ReEntry Orifice Project |
| Affiliates | Anodyne • Crimson Cults • Gensokyo-Iujadogia-Osania Research Comittee • Nislandian Range Security Department • Superorganism Management Committee |
| Logs | Incident-212-ND |
Ecosystem
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| Flora | PENDING...
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| Fauna | Immanis Colosseus |
| Locations | Amniotic Thermal Springs • Aorta • Appendix • Cirus Clown Chymus • Gastric Rivers • Greater Gastric Sea • Fluid Induction Zone • Large Intestines • Lesser Gastric Sea • Lush Cavity • North Bronchial Forest • Small Intestines • Tonsils • Vena Cava |
- ↑ The Vena Cava, much like the rest of the superorganism is completely dormant and typically drained of blood.
