Greab

Rocky Dwarf Planet

Greab is the furthest notable natural body from Hyperbrasil A. It is a small dwarf planet that is green in color. This is its only notable trait. It is otherwise entirely uninteresting. It has no geological activity and is rounded under its own gravity. Greab has little valuable resources, except on its surface, which is covered in a thin layer of jade. It is not worth harvesting due to the amount of time and fuel required for travel between Greab and any market.

Greab has a single permanent base, inhabited by the occasional visiting scientists. The base's only permanent inhabitants are Michael G. Reeve (Homo Sapiens) and a small colony of rats (Rattus Sapiens). Reeve lays claim to the entire dwarf planet. While his claim is not contested by any governing body, it is also not officially recognized by any governing body.

A very long exposure image of Greab from orbit displaying its unique rock formations caused by asteroid impacts.

Reeve lineage

The exact starting point of the Reeve lineage is unknown. The first notable member of the Reeve family was Michael A. Reeve, born Miguel Flange in 4130 on Tandua. He changed his name in 4173 at 43 years of age. Michael A. Reeve made a fortune trading stocks, with a large portion coming from speculation and shorting just before the Lobster Crisis of 4150.

Michael A. Reeve died in 4216 at the age of 86, with Michael B. Reeve taking over operations of Reeve Base. This cycle continues to this day, with Michael G. Reeve acting as its current administrator. It is speculated by some that each individual Reeve is a clone of the original. A spy was planted in the scientific party Grey Bex 99 that stayed at Reeve Base from 4498 to 4504 by the Tanduan government, but no evidence was found of cloning on any scale.

Tanduan lobster market crash graph.

Reeve Base

Reeve's base, called Reeve Base, is located atop the mountain at the center of Reeve Crater, which can be found near the center of the Forehead region, directly north of the Bridge. It was named after Michael A. Reeve, the first to land in the crater and who ordered the construction of the base in 4192. The base has been renovated and added to multiple times since then by Michael A. Reeve's descendants.

While the complete extent of Reeve Base is unknown, the facility covers a portion of the peak, with a majority being subterranean. There is at least one entrance on the southern side of base of the mountain. A landing pad for visitors is located near the peak, with corresponding crawler-transporters and a pressurizable hangar-like facility.

Location of Reeve Base.

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