Invictus
Six-kilometer Augustan dreadnought with a forty-meter command hall, oak lion table, marble walls and strategic displays. Later occupied.
Invictus, the six-kilometer Augustan dreadnought, first appears in Golden Son as a symbol of Gold naval supremacy, its forty-meter command hall and marble halls embodying the empire's martial grandeur. Later in the same book, the vessel is captured and repurposed, marking a pivotal shift in the Rising's fortunes as the rebels seize control of one of the Society's most powerful warships. Across subsequent volumes, Invictus becomes a mobile headquarters and rallying point for the new order, its transformation from enemy flagship to rebel flagship encapsulating the broader inversion of power in the Red Rising saga.
History
Золотой Сын
Six-kilometer Augustan dreadnought with a forty-meter command hall, oak lion table, marble walls and strategic displays. Later occupied.
Book Appearances
Золотой Сын
First appears Ch 24