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Chapter 356
Author: Lucky B. Excelsior
last update2025-10-13 00:26:06

The soft hum of the Aurora’s engines filled the lounge like a heartbeat. For the first time since their launch, silence felt easy — not the silence of tension, but the kind that wrapped itself around them like a warm blanket. The galaxy outside flowed past in glittering rivers of light, a constant reminder of how far they’d traveled.

Jack sank into the curved command seat beside the central table, exhaling as the Dragon Dagger clicked softly against its sheath. “Alright,” he said, voice low and steady. “We’ve got hours before the next systems check. Time to rest… and talk.”

Sarah lowered herself into the seat opposite him, Matilda curling against her side like a cat. Emily slid into the corner couch, stretching her arms overhead, while Ryan spun a lounge stool around and straddled it backward with a lazy grin. Lena sat cross-legged, her hands folded loosely on the polished surface of the table.

For a long heartbeat, no one spoke. It wasn’t awkward. Just quiet. Just… space.

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