Brine Processor

Serravane shares the tattoo’s thick-to-needle black cyber-sigil stroke language, but varies how much black each building carries; the black structural strokes here must be visibly load-bearing and sharply tapered, with small hairline branches at their junctions.

Workers clarify seep brine into sealed daily rations for Serravane's homes and workshops.

Two low circular processing pods of unequal diameter form a horizontal dumbbell plan joined by a narrow central service neck, with one short hooked condenser lying almost level above the neck rather than rising as a tower.

Cloudy pale bone-glass vats and chalk ceramic shells supply most of the visible surface, while a few bold black clamps grip each pod and concentrate into one dense off-center manifold whose hairline branches taper across the glass.

Both round pods and their connecting neck fit the fixed rectangle, the +Z main entry opens into the middle neck, each vat sits on a short supported basalt ring, a low condenser joins the pods to a rear collection trough, and both sides show the same distinct twin-pod plan rather than a tall framed tank.

This pale, squat utilitarian plant uses the tattoo's black gestures sparingly as functional clamps and a single manifold, separating it from Serravane's taller civic instruments.

This is the low utility building in the collection: roughly two thirds pale bone glass and chalk ceramic, one third black clamps and conductive strokes. Its two unequal circular pods joined by a narrow neck are obvious in the TOP view; FRONT, LEFT and RIGHT stay low and broad. The previous image is a reference only for liquid vessels and material finish; replace its tall black pressure frames and long crane arm. No monument rings, tower or central spire.

Fixed gameplay footprint: 2×1.67 tiles. Main entrance faces +Z.

Construction requirements: Keep geometry inside the fixed 48×40 world-unit footprint and the +Z front service opening. Make the two circular pods and narrow middle neck unmistakable in the top view, with a low broad silhouette in all elevations. Support the short condenser and show both vessel levels and rear intake; avoid towers, concentric monument rings, copper steampunk pipes and ornamental foliage.

Keep each exterior view geometrically consistent with the stated TOP plan and visible supports. Avoid elven, angelic, gothic and botanical decoration, generic pipes, and extra roofs or towers unrelated to this function.