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Chapter 159- The Veil of Silent Worlds
Author: Sami Yang
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Dust motes drifted across the Arclight’s observation dome as Ethan Cross studied the holomap, each green node a world awakened, each gray one a planet still wrapped in silence. Beyond the ringed cyclones of Lysia-Prime lay swaths of uncharted starfields—systems whose denizens had never heard the Accord’s call. Somewhere among them awaited the next echo, the next memory to reclaim.

Mira Vale joined him, her expression a mixture of resolve and wonder. “We’ve done ten worlds,” she said softly. “Each a new hymn in the Accord’s chorus.”

Ethan nodded. “But the universe is vast. For every world we light, ten more remain unlit.” He tapped the holomap. “Next target: the Sable Expanse—three planets cloaked in atmospheric ash, where data streams vanish and echo beacons fail.”

Lumen’s tone came through the intercom.  “They fear the p

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