Nizimic

RMS Nizimic is a passenger liner that departs from Manila to Southampton. Once the largest passenger ship ever built in the world. Currently still owned by the Johnly Star Line-Manila Shipping Co.

Planning and Beginnings
The Nizimic was to be called Johannic, styled after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, a famous German writer. The Nizimic was made to become the world's largest passenger ship. Modeled after the Tectonic, the only difference is that the Nizimic is a four-stacker while the Tectonic is only a tri-stacker. The interior was styled to imitate and perfect the style of the Olympic-class liners. She was intended to serve with her sister the Tectonic in the Australian route, but was transferred to the East Coast route to accommodate the cruise and travelling services needed as the ships serving the route where getting old and needing refits.

Maiden Voyage
The Nizimic set sailed for Long Beach, California on the 11th of September, 2004. Liveried with the new JSL colors, she was stated to be glowing as the sun shines, thus earning the moniker The Ship of Radiance. On her 2nd day of voyage at 11:45 pm, she received a distress signal from her intended running mate, the ill-fated Binaric. She was one of the few who heard the distress signals of the said ship. Though she was the only one who responded to the calls and carrying only a fourth of her intended capacity, she raced at full speed to the Binaric 's last known position and saved 1,450 souls and 5 of the officers of the ship, including the captain.