Artery

Arteries supply flesh, carapace, and any other organic ship components with oxygen- and nutrient-rich blood. Lungs on the same artery network oxygenate the blood; a fed stomach on the same network supplies the blood with nutrients; and a heart on the same network moves the blood. Blood moves through the artery network to oxygenate and nourish any flesh and carapace blocks within a certain radius of an artery.

Oxygenated blood ensures flesh and carapace retain their healing capabilities.

Artery, like flesh and carapace, is propagated from the flesh of a well-nourished organic ship.