Some ships race through the stars.
Some blaze through war.
But The S.S. Chronic Voyager?
It cruises.
Built in the floating gardens of Nebula Kush-9 — where the air itself is infused with peace and rhythm — The Chronic Voyager is a vessel unlike any other. Draped in emerald alloys and low-frequency shielding, it doesn’t cut through space. It vibes through it.
At its helm reclines Captain ZEN RA the RECLINED — philosopher, diplomat, chillonaut. A legend of the Astro-Circles, he's said to have once ended a planetary conflict with a single laid-back verse. Dressed always in zero-gravity robes and adorned in cosmic jewels that pulse with bass, ZEN RA doesn’t shout orders. He hums them.
Within the Chronic Voyager, time slows. Gravity adjusts for maximum lounge comfort. Incense-bots drift silently through the corridors. The command center is more of a studio than a bridge — complete with celestial turntables, mood orbs, and a golden bong wired to the mainframe (purely ceremonial, of course).
The ship’s systems include:
The Cloud Drive, which leaves a literal haze trail in its wake
Bassfield Cannons, which disorient enemies through wave-funk distortion
And the Peace Beam, capable of neutralizing aggression with pure groove energy
But make no mistake — this ship isn’t all chill and no thrill. Push ZEN RA too far, and you’ll awaken the Smokeform Protocol, where he drifts through enemy fleets like a whisper... and leaves them dazed, confused, and questioning their life choices.
The Chronic Voyager doesn’t conquer.
It elevates.
It doesn’t wage war.
It rolls through it, smooth as Saturn’s jazz.
Because in the end, Captain ZEN RA knows:
“The galaxy don’t need more fire. It needs more fire... beats.”