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Protocol ECHO/03

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Reads 64
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Parts 5
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Their name is Cass. At least, that's what the pod says.

They wake alone on an unknown planet, inside a derelict outpost scarred by silence and time. The systems are failing. The crew is gone. The mission-- unknown.

With only fragmented logs and the echo of routine to guide them, they begin to rebuild. But the longer they survive, the more the world outside begins to change-- or reveal what was always there.

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