Quote:"-... classifies it as a possibly autonomous vessel, acting on humanitarian instincts seemingly without belief of the need for survival protocols, reaching into diplomacy into every possible scenario."

"- The Lexicon, as it identifies itself, remains at large an incomplete identity of those who populate the vessel, which on the surface equals a Zoner Whale. The inside of the ship, however, much differs from the usual - but that experience shall be reported on another file."

"- The purpose of this record is to instruct the reader on interaction with said vessel. Due to the pacifist nature of its inhabitants - and the limited capabilities of the unmodified Whale - the ship poses no danger to those who contact it. In truth, it has been said to refuse help from authorities when found under scrutiny by pirates."

"- When interacting with said vessel it is imperative to understand the community belief of said entity. The ship is not manned by a single person, captain or subject of similar post, but by a seemingly large number of individuals, capable of speaking together - like if they were weaving words - or by a single individual, occupying a temporary position of 'Speaker'."

"- The 'Speaker' holds by no mean authority over the others present on The Lexicon. Acting simply as a voice, the choice of said occupant seems to rely into circumstance - with options ranging from children who seem to occupy the vessel to elderly man and women."

"- Regarding the audio-to-text nature of visual consoles, it remains relevant to record that the default console seems to convert said entity choices based on their emotion or singular characteristic. Exemplifying, one could meet The Lexicon and, when greeted by an elderly occupant, come to find the name on his console reading 'Calm Voice'."

"- Sometimes, however, the whole community seem to speak together, as if chanting. On these circumstances, no voice seems to be chosen or raise above the others. The console, on these situations, will simply resort to musical notes, or the simple tilde when receiving, such as: '~ <message> ~'."

"- Next, we shall analyse the nature of the vessel itself and the limited Artificial Intelligence seemingly present on it's circuits, and explain the reason why it's occupants seem to be unable to leave it."

Quote:"- The ship's computer, navigation instructor and astrogation consultant, far and large remains a mystery in origin for the Houses. Were not for the Zoner's political stance on it's freedom and individuality, it's certain that certain political groups would have put it's destruction or acquisition into action."

"- That said, the AI that inhabits The Lexicon seem to regard it's occupants as family, or as it's body, even. It is interesting to note that, while it acts as the bridge between the external and internal world, in no situation it acts on it's own volution. Either the machine does not 'want', trusts it's occupants enough or is simply discrete enough as to make it wishes known only to a select few."

"- While physiologically identical to humans, it's people seem to be psychologically tethered to it's nucleum, regarding it far more than a safe haven as other authors have described, but as an outter layer of their life, almost as their body."

"- Some have postulated that this connection may be akin to those suggested to be part of Sirius alien life, while others speak of possible technological dependencies. There's also the suggestion that it's either chemical dependency, religious lunacy or an overextended liberty rogue joke, but the truth clearly nobody knows."

"- The very few times an inhabitant was seen outside the Whale immediacies for an extended period of time are few, however it is known that-" :::: CORRUPT DATA ::::