Among the fleet were two cruisers, both of them as different from each other as night from day; one was the light cruiser Effingham, modelled on the Royal Navy cruiser of the same name from the immediate post-WWI period. The glyphs on her black painted hull glowed dully, as she was in a state of 'downtime' similar to some of the others- in human terms, she was having a snooze in her sea cabin behind the bridge.<br/><br/>On the other side of the fleet, closer to where the super-dreadnought battleship Bayern was steaming, was the heavy cruiser known as Zara, again modelled on the Italian cruiser of the same name; unlike Effingham, Zara was busy; she had her nodes manning the brooms and paint pots, cleaning the stains of battle off her hull and her guns, and giving her scorched paint a touch up; she might have been a Mental Model, but something of Italy had soaked into her, meaning she could get very fussy about her appearance.