Royal Navy Dockyard

Overview -

Alternative Name: The Imperial Naval Yard

Location Type: Military/Naval Installation

Purpose: Private dockyard for the Emperor's personal fleet and Royal Navy

Description -

The Royal Navy Dockyard is a highly secure and sophisticated naval facility located on the southern edge of Harbour Island, directly connected to the Emperor's Royal Palace via a private gate. This strategic location allows for direct oversight from the palace while maintaining the security and privacy necessary for the Emperor's personal fleet and the Royal Navy's most prestigious vessels.

The dockyard consists of multiple deep-water berths capable of accommodating the largest ships in the Royal Navy's fleet. The facility is built using the same ivory stone as the palace, creating a seamless architectural transition between the two structures. The dockyard's design emphasizes both functionality and imperial grandeur, with elegant archways and decorative elements incorporated into its practical military architecture.

Protected by high walls and multiple guard towers, the Royal Navy Dockyard serves as both a military installation and a symbol of imperial naval power. The facility includes specialized repair facilities, warehouses for naval supplies, and secure storage for sensitive military documents and equipment. The dockyard's position allows ships to be deployed quickly and discretely when needed for imperial missions or emergencies.