[Void] The Meteor

Thoren awakens and without thinking, he activates his rocketboots to lead him back towards the dome. He's a little surprised to see that it managed to land on top of the tower of gospel, let alone still attached to a wrecked big rig. Knowing they'll need a reliable way to get to the elf session, like Patrick had planned, Thoren decides to repair the big rig. While he doesn't naturally know how to fix shit like broken trucks, he has the power of the internet, his technological enhancements, and his nanites at his disposal. He downloads an assortment of truck manuals and begins scanning the big rig for clues on how to fix it. Being from a poorly made racing game, the big rig is unlike any conventional truck out there.
It doesn't matter though. He will fucking make this truck work.
Thoren looks up a bunch of theoretical warp drive specs, along with anything else that could help. He even downloads the game the truck came from to gather a better picture of what he should be aiming for.
Putting his processors to work, he lets his computerized side do most of the heavy lifting. He overclocks it with his time powers, allowing him to get the specs figured out faster.
After a few hours compressed to a few minutes, he has a design plan saved and ready.
He takes off his scarf and sends the nanites to begin repairing and collecting material from the land below. He again uses his time powers to speed up the process. In a few minutes, the new and improved big rig is completed.
He dubs it the Eros machina.
At this point it's difficult to tell that it was an 18 wheeler, since it looks more like a cross between a bus and a mobile home at this point. The dome is securely locked into a special dome shaped compartment in the back, with the exit doors now facing into the cabin of the bus, leading into a small kitchen living room area and about 3 rows of seats before the driver's cockpit. The reverse drive has been placed in backwards to allow for forwards warping, togglable by a lever. The driver's seat has a built-in PS2 controller in the steering wheel, with a small screen on the dashboard displaying important information. There is also a USB port and some cup holders for drinks.
The copilot seat has a screen with some buttons, as well as a CD player, DVD player, and a tape player accessible from it.
The exterior is painted red and black with flames and gears painted down the side. There's a fair set of wheels in addition to rocket thrusters and aforementioned double reversed warp drive. There are doors on both sides of the bus in the passenger area, as well as a set of car doors for the pilot and copilot seats, with manual roll-up windows.

After completing his work, a vast majority of the nanites that had been multiplied for the project stop working, having been toiling at the whim of their master tirelessly. There is now only enough nanites remaining to fit in the area of a circular pin. They retreat back to Thoren and hide in a hidden compartment somewhere on him.
Thoren's processors are in need of a break, but his spirit still burns strong. He steps into the craft from a passenger door.
He looks around and likes what he sees. Those nanites constructed everything just how he wanted it. He walks to the kitchen. There is a mini-fridge and a small oven with a gas lit stove. In the cupboards there is nothing in there yet. The mini-fridge is similarly vacant.
They can stock the place later.
Thoren walks up the aisle to the cockpit and sits down in the pilot's seat. While he'd like to hit the road now, he needs to take a short break.

So Thoren impatiently waits in the front seat of the Eros machina, balanced on top of the tower of gospel.