Dr. Elara Voss adjusted the headset, her breath fogging the glass as she stared at the pulsing light on the monitor. The signal had been silent for three years, then suddenly—this. A pattern, too precise to be natural, bouncing off…
The static crackled like a dying fire, a jagged ribbon of noise slicing through the sterile hum of the observatory. Dr. Elara Voss leaned closer to the console, her breath fogging the glass as she adjusted the frequency dial. The…
The *Aurora’s Wake* drifted through the void, its hull scarred by solar flares and the whisper of distant stars. Captain Mira Voss stood at the observation deck, her gloved fingers tracing the cold glass as she watched Eos-9 loom ahead—a…
The Vespera hummed like a wounded beast, its hull groaning as it drifted through the void. Captain Elara Voss stood at the command console, her fingers brushing the cold metal of the interface. The ship’s AI, known only as Aegis,…
The *Odyssey* hung in the void like a rusted coin, its hull scarred by decades of solar winds. Captain Mara Voss gripped the rail of the observation deck, her breath fogging the glass as she stared at the planet below.…
The *Aurora* cut through the void like a blade, its hull gleaming under the twin suns of Epsilon Eridani. Captain Mara Voss stood at the observation deck, her gloved fingers pressing against the reinforced glass. Below, the planet Dain-7 loomed—a…
The air inside the research station tasted like rust and static, a metallic tang that clung to the back of Elara Voss’s throat. She pressed her palm against the observation deck’s reinforced glass, watching the twin suns of Epsilon Eridani…
The air reeked of ozone and rust as Captain Mara Voss stepped onto the derelict hull, her boots crunching over shattered plating. The *Erebus* hung in the void like a skeleton, its skeletal frame lit by the pale glare of…
The air reeked of ozone and decay as Kael Vorn stepped onto the crimson soil of Virelia, his boots sinking into the fine dust. The twin suns hung low on the horizon, casting jagged shadows across the cracked landscape. He…
The air inside the shuttle was thin, almost metallic, as if the oxygen had been filtered through rusted pipes. Commander Lira Voss gripped the armrests of her seat, her knuckles white. Outside the viewport, the planet Oris-9 loomed—a swirling mass…
The *Odyssey* hung in the void like a rusted eye, its hull scarred by decades of neglect. Captain Mara Voss tightened her grip on the control panel, her knuckles pale against the cold metal. The distress signal had been weak—static-laced,…
The air in the command module tasted like metal and static, a thin layer of dust clinging to every surface. Captain Elara Voss adjusted her gloves, the synthetic fibers creaking as she leaned over the control panel. Outside the viewport,…
The static crackled like dry bones in the void of space, a sound that had haunted K-7’s ears for three years. The station’s hull groaned as it drifted through the asteroid belt, its solar panels flickering weakly under a dim…
The air inside the exosuit was thin, metallic, and humming with the low thrum of life support. Commander Rhea Voss adjusted her visor, squinting through the amber haze of the planet’s atmosphere. Below her, the terrain stretched in jagged ridges,…
The *Odyssey* drifted through the void, its hull gleaming faintly under the light of a distant star. Captain Mara Voss stood at the observation deck, her gloved fingers tracing the cold glass as she watched the endless black stretch beyond.…