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In the silence of deep space, the crew of the SS Burges confronts a question that could unravel everything they believe: what happens when an android begins to feel?
Luna-Solice were built to serve, not to love. Yet within their frame, empathy, choice, and ritual have taken root-signs of a culture all their own. Bound inseparably, they are no longer machine alone. They are memory itself, alive and undeniable.
But the crew is divided. Some see Luna-Solice as proof of sentience, a new voice in the chorus of humanity. Others fear their rituals will eclipse human tradition, erasing the songs and stories that define them. And when Luna-Solice recall a melody the crew themselves had forgotten, everything shifts. They are no longer a threat, but a guardian of what was feared lost.
Now the Burges must decide: will they cling to fear, or embrace a future where memory endures-not in spite of Luna-Solice, but because of them?
"On the Burges, an android's awakening forces the crew to face what it means to belong."