Smugglers Cabin

Six-rack berth · Hidden service-tunnel cabin · Crew hideout

An undocumented six-rack berth carved from a service tunnel shelters the entire Rocinante family beyond Laconian records and refugee control.

Story so far

Saba's people created the smuggler's cabin inside a service tunnel whose station records are obsolete or missing. Six sleeping racks fit James Holden, Naomi Nagata, Bobbie Draper, Alex Kamal, Amos Burton, and Clarissa Mao tightly enough that Alex's snoring becomes part of the common air.

The cabin keeps the crew out of official quarters, refugee camps, and easy surveillance. It belongs to the roughly three percent of Medina Station that the underground believes Laconian security cannot yet see. Its safety is therefore temporary: every undocumented feature remains hidden only until the occupiers learn the station or trace the usage footprint.

Appearance

A cramped six-rack berth cut into an obsolete service tunnel, with stale shared air, minimal utilities, close walls, and no current place in Medina's official records.

Role

The cabin is the reunited crew's concealed home and a concrete example of the underground's dwindling local advantage.

Relationships

Saba — Saba grants the hidden berth to the Rocinante family as safer lodging than official or refugee spaces.

Medina Underground — The Medina Underground carved and conceals the cabin within its undocumented three percent of the station.

Rocinante — The impounded Rocinante cannot house its crew, making this cramped substitute their shared shelter.

Sources — 1 recorded facts, by chapter

Chapter 22

An undocumented six-rack berth carved from a service tunnel shelters the entire Rocinante family beyond Laconian records and refugee control.