Cabins, berths and lower-deck places

A place aboard RAOLAX is never just a room. Cabins, berths, cryo chambers, service compartments and restricted blocks define status, visibility and risk.

A command cabin is private, protected and close to route control. A first-class cabin is a visible passenger record with better service and fewer questions. A second-class berth is still legal access to an important route, but it comes with shared systems, tighter movement and less protection.

Lower-deck logic

The lower deck is not one place. It can mean cryo, service duty, prison transfer, cargo-adjacent passage, maintenance access or an unregistered route through the ship. This is why the future ticket system should feel like lore, not only pricing. Each tier is a position in the ship and a different kind of problem.

For creators, cabin choice can shape behavior. A person in a luxury room can still be trapped. A person in a service passage may hear more than any elite passenger. A prisoner may be the only one who understands what RAOLAX was carrying.