It had been almost two months since the battle of Omicron Sigma where the Armageddon,
escorted by an allied fleet, made the journey to Order space proper. While the losses had been significant during the battle,
they had been able to protect the civilians and escort the Armageddon through unharmed.

Ever since then, the Order had been working hard around the clock to bring the Armageddon into an operational state
and familiarizing themselves with the technology onboard.
The nature of how the Order got its members proved essential in this process, brave men and women from all over Sirius
had left their houses over the years to join in the fight against the Nomads, including some Bretonians.

With the expertise of their former Bretonian colleagues the Order was able to repair the ship fairly efficiently,
though some complications were expected.
It was soon concluded that not all aspects of the vessel would be able to be properly
maintained without access to materials that were simply inaccessable at the moment.

In order to ensure the Armageddon would be able to perform at peak efficiency the decision was made
that certain aspects of Bretonian tech would have to be replaced with Order equivalents, keeping limitations in mind.
The engineers and technicians went through great efforts to ensure no systems that were linked to eachother were incompatible,
a time consuming process indeed.

While the science divisions did their work to make the ship operational, Order agents were instructed in how the vessel opperated,
where each point of interest was located and how to best manouver inside the large vessel.
With over two decades of experience with mostly relatively small Osiris class battleships,
a significantly larger vessel such as the Armageddon proved quite a challenge to get adjusted to.