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Pluto: The Industrial Behemoth of the Outer Sol System

Location: Sol☀️System

Pluto, located at the far reaches of the Sol System, has evolved into a massive hub of shipbuilding, known for its relentless efficiency and near-obsessive adherence to precise scheduling. Although no longer considered a planet, Pluto is far from insignificant; it plays a crucial role in the Sol System’s economy as a powerhouse of industrial output, particularly in the production of starships. Its orbit is surrounded by gigantic shipyards, which can churn out entire fleets at an unprecedented rate, with frigates being produced every few minutes and even super-carriers finished in mere hours.

Pluto’s economy and infrastructure are built around a brutal cycle of resource extraction, expansion, and efficiency, where even the smallest deviations from the schedule can lead to devastating consequences for independent traders, harvesters, and even diplomatic agents. The planet’s role as a supplier of mass-produced military vessels makes it a cornerstone of the Sol System’s military-industrial complex, although it is also heavily dependent on external resources—primarily harvested from the Kuiper Belt.


Shipyards and the Need for Constant Expansion

Pluto’s shipyards are a marvel of industrial efficiency, capable of producing ships at a scale that dwarfs most other planets’ industrial output. This relentless production is fueled by a steady stream of raw materials harvested from the Kuiper Belt, but the nature of this industry has created a self-perpetuating cycle of expansion and resource consumption.


Logistics and Choreography: The Industrial Dance

The entire structure of Pluto’s shipyards operates like a finely-tuned dance of logistics, where every arrival, docking, unloading, and departure is choreographed down to the second.


Diplomatic Immunity: The Plutarchs’ Silent Fury

While independent traders and contractors are subject to Pluto’s harsh docking fees and schedules, diplomatic agents and ambassadors often arrive with immunity from these fees, causing immense frustration among the Plutarchs.


Plutarchs and the Culture of Ruthless Efficiency

The Plutarchs—the elite ruling class of Pluto—are deeply invested in the idea of efficiency above all else. They believe that time is the most precious commodity, and anything that slows down their carefully orchestrated schedules is viewed as a direct threat to Pluto’s economic and industrial dominance.