The SolEx “Obsidian Veil”—a black-painted leviathan slips silently through the stars, carrying passengers between worlds.

Painted in matte black that swallowed starlight, the Obsidian Veil sailed through the void with quiet authority, its silhouette broken only by thin LED tracer lines pulsing in crimson and icy white—SolEx’s livery, sleek against the darkness. Along the flanks, rows of reinforced windows glinted faintly, revealing glimpses of the life inside: travelers dozing in reclined pods, children floating weightless in recreation chambers, crew moving through softly lit corridors. Modular passenger units, shaped like oversized aircraft fuselages, were seamlessly integrated along the ship’s dorsal spine, each connected by pressurized walkways. Far below, a massive blue planet turned slowly, casting a faint glow across the vessel’s hull. The Obsidian Veil made no sound, needed no welcome—just a silent passage from one world to the next, carrying thousands wrapped in technology, dreams, and the deep hush of space.