MEDIA CITY
Urban district / Media and commercial activity. Automated services and public transit support daily movement across the city.
ONWARD RELIC · WORLD RECORD
A living world shaped by cities, expeditions, technology, and traces of the past.
Urban life and field work continue side by side. This is a record of the places, systems, and public activity visible across Onward Relic.
01 / ENVIRONMENT

URBAN LIFE / PUBLIC SYSTEMS
Large urban districts support everyday movement through commercial spaces, public services, and automated systems. Beyond them, routes to field sites remain part of ordinary working life.
02 / MOBILE SPACE
OPERATING PLATFORM / EXPLORATION
Rostelle is a shared operating environment for travel, onboard work, and field preparation. Its bridge and common spaces support the practical rhythm of movement between locations.


03 / RECORDED PLACES
Places are recorded by their public purpose: where people live, where work moves outward, and where older structures are documented.
Urban district / Media and commercial activity. Automated services and public transit support daily movement across the city.
Field routes / Expedition corridors. Travel and survey work continue beyond established urban districts.
Recorded locations associated with older structures and artifacts under ongoing observation.
04 / PUBLIC NETWORKS
Commercial and civic networks give the settled world its everyday infrastructure. The records below describe public-facing activity only.
FOOD / BIOFARM SERVICES
Public agricultural and biofarm activity supporting food production and related city services.
MEDICAL SERVICES
Medical and biomedical services operating across the settled population.
MEDIA / NETWORK SERVICES
Commercial media activity and connected public communications.
05 / DAILY SYSTEMS
NAVIGATION / OPERATIONS
Navigation, communications, and field preparation remain visible parts of work in transit.
AUTOMATION
Automated systems are embedded in the movement of goods, information, and daily urban life.
FIELD EQUIPMENT
Vehicles, communications, and portable equipment support activity beyond the city.
06 / OUTSIDE THE CITY

Outside established districts, people travel, observe, and work in changing environments. The field is not separate from daily life; it is another part of how the world is maintained and understood.
07 / RECORDED REMAINS

Older structures and objects are encountered, recorded, and studied as part of the wider landscape. Some carry technological or historical value; the record remains focused on what can be observed.