At readers' request, we are releasing selected technical and background materials related to the USSF Nautilus CVS-003 as featured in Core「·」Null(物核「·」零). USSF Nautilus CVS-003 Nautilus Class Prototype Carrier Basic Specifications Vessel Name: USSF Nautilus (Nautilus) Classification: CVS-003 (Carrier Vessel Starborne) Prototype Interstellar Carrier Builder: United States Space Force Class: Nautilus-class Prototype Vessel Overall Length: 1,600 m Beam: 666 m Height: 180 m Fully

It is a sad thing to witness what has become of the great nation of France. I know some believe writers should avoid subjects like this. Yet if one cannot speak freely even in a free society, then one might as well return home and remain silent there. A genuine writer should, and indeed must, possess personal convictions and a clear attitude toward reality itself. Such things reveal the foundation of one's worldview and the nature of one's character. In truth, I had already p

It is four in the morning again. Before sleep takes me, I want to speak about the recent Masami Kurumada incident—an event that struck a deep chord in me. From the complaints and reports currently available, it appears to be a major case involving the long‑term misappropriation of company funds. But for Kurumada, it is likely far more than a mere financial loss. It is a betrayal by someone he trusted for years. It may take him a long time to emerge from that shadow. And then

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Today I had dinner with a friend who had traveled a long way to visit. He had just finished reading *Chronicles of the Primordial Source* and asked me a strange question: “You say you never rely on inspiration when you write, only reasoning. How is that even possible?” I thought for a moment, didn’t answer directly, and instead began telling a story. The first person in history to complete a solo, non‑stop flight across the Atlantic was Charles Lindbergh. His father was a U.S

I just finished watching the film Backrooms, and felt an impulse to talk about the difference between Western horror and Eastern horror. First, it must be acknowledged that the concept of Backrooms is exceptionally strong. It began with a single photograph, spread through social media, and eventually culminated in the K‑version film by Kane Parsons. A remarkably classic—and genuinely inspiring—success story. The core of Backrooms’ horror can be expressed in one word: the unkn

I wrote a great many words, and then deleted them all. The moment I realized none of them would change anything, a wave of futility washed over me. But I will write anyway. As I’ve said before, I owe myself that much. I believe this: In any place where human labor is cheap, human life will be cheap as well. And where human life is cheap, the fate of animals is already decided. This is not sentiment—it is an observable, repeatable law. Civilization has never been defined by a