The situation was complex. The ambient temperature inside the ship's outer sectors was slowly dropping, but it would inevitably plateau. The massive magma pool trapped in the high-gravity ventral zone acted as a colossal, persistent heat source!
Worse, as the engineering teams successfully sealed the breached exterior bulkheads to prevent atmospheric venting, the trapped heat caused the internal temperatures to slowly climb once more.
Fortunately, the Noah's purple alloy hull possessed miraculous thermal insulation properties. It prevented the ambient heat from passing through the secondary radiation walls, ensuring the civilian populace wasn't slowly roasted in their sleep.
The ship's interior was a disaster zone in desperate need of repair, but it was a manageable problem.
