Hion
Twin bands of unsupported, glowing energy — one a cool aqua-teal, one a vibrant pink-magenta — that hang above every street in Kilahito like very thick filaments. Wire-thin offshoots carry power into individual buildings, making the hion lines the city's combined lighting, electricity, and structural skeleton. They also drive back the shroud, so the city's habitable footprint is, essentially, the footprint of the hion. STD:YNP:Ch 1
Known facts
- powers-the-citys-infrastructureBeyond illumination, the hion lines power Kilahito's infrastructure: touching opposite-coloured lines to metal heats it, and the same principle drives bus engines, simple heaters, the city's plumbing pumps, the hion viewers, and the trolley network's guidance and propulsion.STD:YNP:Ch 14
Backreferences
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- factKilahito
- factThe Shroud
- factThe Star
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- factThe Star
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- factNightmare
- factThe Noodle Pupil
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- factYumi
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- factNikaro
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- factHion Viewer
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- factHion
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- factIzumakamo
- factDramascope
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- factNikaro
- factSeasons of Regret
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- factThe Interplanetary Ship
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- factTorio
- factThe Stacking Machine
- factThe Stacking Machine
- factThe Shroud
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- factNightmare
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- factThe Interplanetary Ship
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- factThe Shroud
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- factNikaro
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- factThe Stacking Machine