Victorian Steam Engine in Engine Room

A functional Victorian-era steam engine sits at the center of the room, its brass boiler gleaming under the dim light and copper pipes venting controlled puffs of steam. The engine's heavy flywheel turns with a steady rhythm, driving power through attached mechanical systems but at a deliberately slowed pace to mask its true purpose. A large exhaust pipe curves upward, leaking thin wisps of white vapor that blend with the engine room's already thick atmosphere of deception.