Where the great PMCS FEDEA (BG.RB.21) cuts through the Galene waters in solemn devotion to The Guardian, three faithful shadows follow in her wake — PMCS QUINNELLO, PMCS STARCLIMBER and PMCS QUARTERMAINE, a trio of sleek, two-masted support sloops built for vigilance, speed, and military resolve.
Each ship bears the same hardy construction: weather-hardened hulls, high-rising forecastles and aftcastles for vantage and defence, and a raised Navigator’s flying bridge where course and command come together. Though smaller in stature than their parent vessel, these ships are no mere escorts — they are sentinels, swift and silent, capable of flanking an enemy or forming a shield wall against a coastal threat. Their ballistae, two per vessel, are primed and disciplined, able to bark back when danger encroaches too near the sacred shoreline. Lanterns bearing the soft blue glow of shell sigils line the rails, casting shimmering reflections across the darkened water — a subtle warning to those who would test the pious fury of the faithful. Though they travel in silence, they speak with fire.
