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A roguish investigator assigned to reorganize archival records uncovers plans showing that a newly registered oversized freighter can be converted into a long-obsolete class of battleship. He uses an automated categorizer to match modern blueprints with ancient warship designs and persuades an official to take the threat seriously, arguing that construction could be altered and the vessel launched before scrutiny catches up. The narrative focuses on subterfuge in industry, the exploitation of bureaucratic systems, and the risks posed when formidable weapons are hidden inside civilian projects.
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