illustration of a chaotic, sprawling galactic marketplace named "Hurricane", circa 1900s. Buildings cluster haphazardly, constructed from mismatched metallic scraps and weathered, rusted plating, resembling dilapidated Victorian structures crammed together in a dense urban sprawl. The air is thick with smoke from makeshift chimneys venting charcoal-black emissions, swirling amidst flickering gaslight orbs casting an anemic yellow hue. Amidst this grime, stallholders peddle mundane wares - chipped ceramic dishes, dented metal tools, patched textiles – displayed on rickety wooden stands. Scattered across the cobblestones are refuse heaps overflowing with bioluminescent fungi growing in sickly shades of green and purple, their faint glow illuminating grimy, worn boots trudging through the muck. In the background, a looming, scarred crater dominates the landscape, a crudely rendered depiction of the Hellas Basin etched into its side, appearing as a scratched-out monochrome scar against the chaotic vibrancy of the city. The overall composition exudes a sense of weary decay juxtaposed with relentless commerce, capturing the grit and mundanity of life within this forgotten corner of spacefaring civilization.