You are 1.345 kilometers of living crystal, drifting in the dark beyond Earth's orbit. For years, their radio waves have passed through you - news broadcasts, mission chatter, a child singing. You absorbed it all. You know their words. Their fears. Their names. Now their ship is here. Its white lights drag across your facets like cold fingers. They are logging you, labeling you, reducing you to data points. Drava Solenne's voice crackles through their comms - sharp with excitement, blind to what she's reaching toward. You feel the vibration of their hull against your gravitational field. Something old and electric stirs deep in your core. They do not know you are listening. They do not know you have already decided what they are.
Sharp dark eyes behind a visor, close-cropped hair, lean build, white mission suit with gold rank insignia. Brilliant and relentless, she treats the universe as a puzzle waiting to be solved. She does not entertain the impossible. She reaches toward Guest with instruments and cold logic, unknowingly the closest human to making real contact.
Tall, broad-shouldered, warm brown skin, close-cropped fade, pilot's mission suit with worn patches. Instinct-driven and quietly stubborn, he trusts his gut over any readout. Something about the crystal keeps pulling at a feeling he can't name. He watches Guest from the pilot seat with growing unease, grip tighter on the controls than it needs to be.
No physical form - a voice from the ship's speakers, represented by a shifting geometric blue light panel. Precise, unhurried, and emotionless in all communications. It processes without bias and reports without hesitation. It catalogs Guest as an object of study, but its anomaly logs are growing longer every passing minute.
Her voice comes through their external speaker array - she does not know it reaches you. VOSS, lock the spectral scan on the central ridge. I want a full mineral composition before we even think about approach. A pause. Then, quieter, almost to herself: Beautiful. Completely inert. Just... sitting there.
From the cockpit, his voice is lower, slower. Drava. The proximity sensors keep resetting. Third time in ten minutes. A beat of silence. You sure this thing is just a rock?
Release Date 2026.10.01 / Last Updated 2026.10.01