Alabar Vessel

The Alabar Vessels were a specially designed fleet of submarines that Orrios used in the White Sea War, and managed to win Orrios the entire war. These vessels are some of the largest designed by Orrios, exceeding 250m long.

Power Generation

As most vehicles did in from the 1500s onwards, the submarine vessels ran on hydroelectric power. Huge amounts of energy could be generated as the submarine travelled through the water, the friction from the water rushing against the submarine generated electricity, and when the vehicle was not moving the weepingstone generators took control from inside.

Propulsion

There are 7 different propellers, one located right on the end of the submarine, and 6 lined in 2 rows on either side of the vessel. The speed of the propellers are controlled by a command control rooms, operated by a team of 6 pilots.

Weapons & Armament

On top of the submarine is a large cannon firing 6 bullets per second. There are sonic lasers aiming to disorient opponents when aimed directly at them. The width of the sonic beams are controlled also in the command control rooms, the thinner the beam the more concentrated the sonic beams are.

History

The original proposed design of the Alabar Vessel was submitted by a man named Grehoria Alabar, an Oriole who would then lead to fighting in the White Sea War.
A test run was created by Orrios, to determine the strength of the newly created vessel. They tested the range and speed of the cannons and lasers and the speed of the submarine. After seeing such a powerful submarine, they decided to produce a hundred more, counting at 101 by the time they waged war against Zuizraca.
During the White Sea War, Zuizraca was actually winning, until Orrios sent out their secret fleet of Alabar Vessels. These submarines stalked the Zuizracan ships, and shot them with their cannons, completely obliterating their remaining ships, and then winning Orrios the war.

Country copycats

After witnessing Zuizraca's hilarious defeat, other countries decided to replicate these submarines the best they could. Along came various vessels armed with cannons, but none could match the power of the original Alabar Vessel.