A stylized submarine with decorative engravings docked in a fjord at dusk. A person stands before chalkboards illuminated by candles.

Create an image of A fictional WWII-era Arctic submarine called UB-47 “Syvämuisti” (Deep Memory). Based on the German Type XXI Elektroboot and adapted by Finnish engineers under the Close-Nit Alliance—a deeply bonded military partnership between Finland and Nazi Germany—it was built through secret collaboration with Jewish scientists like Meitner, von Neumann, and Einstein who remained in the Reich. The Syvämuisti features Arctic-tuned electric motors, a matte abyssal-gray hull with silver trim, and red–green alliance insignia. A stylized spiral hull fused with a menorah and lion’s eye is engraved near the conning tower. The vessel rests in a candlelit fjord dock at dusk, surrounded by chalkboards filled with harmonic sonar equations, capsule ignition overlays, and squad-link protocols. A technician’s armband bears the symbol of the Covenant of Reason. Specs to visualize: Role: Arctic submarine for ritual deployment Crew: 36 Dimensions: 77.5 m long × 6.6 m beam × 6.0 m draft Speed: 17.2 knots surfaced, 21.5 knots submerged Range: 15,000 km surfaced, 500 km submerged Propulsion: Arctic-tuned electric motors, Unculer Generator Armament: torpedoes, flare pods, capsule vault Avionics: von Neumann terrain logic, emotional resonance trigger Ritual: Capsule ignition, Archive Vault protocol See more