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posted 5 years ago C++ programmer

Dragon in hazmat diving suit is swimming at the bottom of flooded stairwell in an abandoned bunker.

Modeled in Blender 2.8, rendered with LuxCoreRender.

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TankaaKumawani ~tankaakumawani

Clevelander Saga V

5 years ago

Someone’s taken their Suijutsu classes, I see. Otherwise they would be having trouble doing more than staying upright or treading water.

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5 years ago

Having properly placed weights and a form-fitting suit that doesn't trap much air helps too. Without weights floating in a pooltoy-like manner would be the best they could do :)
Also, it helps that dragon's body is engineered for swimming.

TankaaKumawani ~tankaakumawani

Clevelander Saga V

5 years ago

Okay, let me change that. Peak Performance Buoyancy. Reminds me just how much I need to start diving again...

DragonWreck ~dragoncenturion

Not moving faster than light

5 years ago

Looks like a lengthy swim in quite a dark, claustrophobic place. Obviously something bad happened to this bunker at some point. Good that they've got the right equipment for the environment!

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5 years ago

Not flooded parts of such places can also be extremely dangerous - exposed steel parts corrode, removing oxygen from the air. When exploring such places IRL, having at least an O2 sensor, or even better, a multi-gas one (preferably O2, CO2, H2S, methane) is a must.

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