ECHOES OF THE VOID

e pulsating hum grew louder, reverberating through the metal hull, until it seemed to permeate every fiber of their b

s. "This is no ordinary nebula. This is a *structure*, a pattern, as if the nebula itself is alive, *t

disbelief creeping into her

s. The way the energy shifts-it's not random. It's as if it's trying

computer," Kaitlyn said, fingers flying over her console. "We need to g

t was drawing them deeper into the nebula's heart. But there was something in the data, something that kept her grounded. This c

's AI. "What's the likelihood of surv

ed. "However, should we continue on our current trajectory, there is a possibility we may

ng stronger. The nebula was closing in around them, its energy surges more

e unwavering. "We'll take the risk. We're he

ision w