Isard was able to travel back and forth to the Lusankya by a network of private tunnel shuttles (similar to subways) that were connected to the ship. Only a select few were made aware of its existence, location, and purpose.Ī portion of the Lusankya served as a private prison for Imperial intelligence chief Ysanne Isard. The cityscape was subsequently rebuilt over the ship to hide its location. The vessel and its repulsorlift cradle, were hidden inside a superframe of girders and electronics before the burial, and were claimed to be a large planetary shield generator. However, while the Executor was pressed into Imperial service after completion, the Lusankya was taken to Coruscant and buried beneath the planet’s surface. During construction, both ships were provisionally named Executor to make it appear as if only one ship were being built. The Lusankya was built concurrently with her sister-ship, the Executor. As such, it dispensed with some heavy turbolaser batteries in exchange for more point-defense weaponry. The Lusankya was designed to be a variant of the Executor-class, focusing more on planetary occupation without a need for supporting vessels.
