Special Delivery; Dusk Shipment

The Mass-Produced Mechanica for Dusk City would come delivered specially by the personal Servicemen of Queen Archdeath, leaving the numerous shipments directly at the Clock Tower, since that was the most iconic place in the Dusk. From there, they would deal with sorting and distribution as necessary. There seemed to be a variety of different types of Mechanica not limited to just the Standard Issue Servicemen and Servicemaids.

The many crates of Mechanica that had been shipped out from the Manufactory would be for many specific locations throughout the Dusk. Some were to be delivered specifically to the Dusk Security Force, whilst others were meant to roam around freely in Dusk City. They would have to hit every major location in the Dusk in order to ensure optimal security, though the most pressing shipment was to go to the DSF rather immediately. "Is that everything?" one of the Servicemen asked, after each and every one of the crates were successfully delivered.

"Yes," the next answered, "And now we must wait at this rendezvous point for these shipments to be picked up." If nothing else, the units could be deployed manually from here, if no one came to get them. At least, all the ones that were meant to merely roam around the Dusk, and not the ones meant for a specific place. "We should wait for a superior to come and take over this job, then we should return to the Manufactory and enter the Manor, as Queen Archdeath commanded." Each of the Mechanica that was under her influence would nod, agreeing completely. "Yes. We must obey Queen Archdeath." They waited patiently for someone to commandeer these packages.

The faint traces of an alarm made their way to the heart of the city, yet at a frequency so low and a vibration so subtle, only a machine could perceive it with ease. It was the new Command for the Mechanica.


These were the two types of Mechanica that were issued to the Dusk; the standard Serviceman Infinity Series that was mass produced all over the Veritas, and the specialized Dusk Units for Combat and Artillery. They would secure and protect the city from whatever outside influences threatened them, whilst the standard Servicemen and Servicemaids tended to the people, kept them calm and informed regularly about the events in a scheduled, informative and rational manner that would not cause panic nor alarm. Anything that did would be dealt with as a priority. The special Servicemen and Servicemaids that belonged to Manor Malfortuna were beckoned back to it, whilst the new ones that were issued to the Dusk would get acquainted with Dusk City and the Dusk Citizens.

Upon command, the once dormant Mechanica that were within their crates would suddenly activate and follow their command prompt promptly, releasing themselves from the crates and mobilizing as instructed. The Artillery Units spread out into the streets and into the air, whilst the Servicemen explained what was going on to the people, without alarming them.

Servicemen: This is our new Mechanica Defense System. We are mobilizing the units to test the city's Mechanica Defense System.

The people had the Phantoms and the Servicemen to cater to them, but to handle their larger problems and threats that were beyond the people or that held significantly more immediate damage that the Phantoms or a single person could not handle, the entire Artillery Unit was meant to deal with that and secure the city. The aerial units would zoom through the sky like planes, yet not harm nor intimidate anyone that was not a threat. The same would go for the ground units, which would simply pass through the streets as though they were normal pedestrians, not even thinking to focus on anything that was not a threat or was not in danger. Those seemed to be top priority for each of the Mechanica, and soon, the streets and skies of the Dusk were further populated with technology; this time, more sentient and mobile beyond simple and basic transportation. The technology of the technological city would grow ever more advanced with each new installment. Soon, both Man and Machine would live in peace in the same city.

"Our Services are done," said the head Serviceman of Manor Malfortuna, "We are scheduled to return to the Manor. We shall depart." Each of the Servicemen that belonged to Manor Malfortuna would all return the same way they came.