The derelict starship groaned as its decaying hull settled deeper into the asteroid’s grip, metal ribs bending under the weight of centuries adrift. The air hung thick with the stench of rust and ionized residue, every breath tasting like static and forgotten stories. Flickering emergency lights cast jagged shadows across corridors choked with frost-rimmed debris, the remnants of a crew who’d vanished mid-transit—coffee mugs fossilized to consoles, cracked datapads whispering fragmented logs about a "breach in Sector G." A child’s makeshift doll, half-stitched and fraying, drifted lazily near a shattered viewport, its glass teeth grinning at the void beyond. Deeper within the ship, a malfunctioning reactor pulsed like a dying heartbeat, its unstable glow illuminating symbols scrawled in dried coolant: a spiral, a bleeding eye, coordinates to a star that had collapsed into a black hole long before the ship’s construction. Static hissed from intercoms, sometimes shaping syllables—*help* or *here* or *run*—until the walls shuddered, and something vast shifted in the cargo hold, rattling chains not listed on any manifest.
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