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After ten years lost in deep space, Captain Julian Mercer and the crew of the Aethelgard have almost forgotten what home feels like. Their long-range reconnaissance mission has become an endless exile, until a mysterious signal suddenly emerges from the surface of a barren planet designated X-01.The signal is impossible.It carries Julian's own voice from forty years earlier, recorded during his induction ceremony at the Space Academy-an event that was never transmitted into deep space. Then the planet begins broadcasting memories belonging to the other crew members. Adeline hears the voices of her dead siblings. Others hear sounds from childhood, lost homes, old friends, and painful moments they thought they had buried forever.Julian orders the crew to investigate, unaware that X-01 is not simply communicating with them. It is reading them.As the planet reshapes its surface into landscapes drawn from their memories, the crew begins to lose its grip on reality. What appears to be a miracle-a world capable of preserving consciousness-may actually be something far more terrifying. The planet seems to be turning their memories into physical geography, using their minds as raw material.When Julian discovers that a strange silver infection has been spreading through the crew, the truth becomes even more horrifying. X-01 is not hunting them. It is responding to something they unknowingly carried into its system. The planet is a vast biological containment mechanism, attempting to trap a memory-based consciousness plague before it can spread to other worlds.Now Julian faces the ultimate test of command. To bring his crew home may mean releasing the very force that could destroy countless civilizations. To remain on X-01 may require sacrificing everything they have left-including their memories, identities, and lives.After a decade of isolation, Julian finally discovers the meaning of the planet's title. X-01 is not calling humanity toward it.It is trying to send them home-by forcing them to confront what home, memory, guilt, and survival truly mean.A haunting science-fiction thriller about isolation, memory, sacrifice, cosmic horror, and a planet that knows its visitors better than they know themselves.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. After ten years lost in deep space, Captain Julian Mercer and the crew of the Aethelgard have almost forgotten what home feels like. Their long-range reconnaissance mission has become an endless exile, until a mysterious signal suddenly emerges from the surface of a barren planet designated X-01.The signal is impossible.It carries Julian's own voice from forty years earlier, recorded during his induction ceremony at the Space Academy-an event that was never transmitted into deep space. Then the planet begins broadcasting memories belonging to the other crew members. Adeline hears the voices of her dead siblings. Others hear sounds from childhood, lost homes, old friends, and painful moments they thought they had buried forever.Julian orders the crew to investigate, unaware that X-01 is not simply communicating with them. It is reading them.As the planet reshapes its surface into landscapes drawn from their memories, the crew begins to lose its grip on reality. What appears to be a miracle-a world capable of preserving consciousness-may actually be something far more terrifying. The planet seems to be turning their memories into physical geography, using their minds as raw material.When Julian discovers that a strange silver infection has been spreading through the crew, the truth becomes even more horrifying. X-01 is not hunting them. It is responding to something they unknowingly carried into its system. The planet is a vast biological containment mechanism, attempting to trap a memory-based consciousness plague before it can spread to other worlds.Now Julian faces the ultimate test of command. To bring his crew home may mean releasing the very force that could destroy countless civilizations. To remain on X-01 may require sacrificing everything they have left-including their memories, identities, and lives.After a decade of isolation, Julian finally discovers the meaning of the planet's title. X-01 is not calling humanity toward it.It is trying to send them home-by forcing them to confront what home, memory, guilt, and survival truly mean.A haunting science-fiction thriller about isolation, memory, sacrifice, cosmic horror, and a planet that knows its visitors better than they know themselves. After a decade of isolation, a stranded crew discovers a world that manifests their deepest memories as physical landscapes, only to realize the planet is a biological trap designed to contain a terrifying cosmic contagion. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798240885341
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. After ten years lost in deep space, Captain Julian Mercer and the crew of the Aethelgard have almost forgotten what home feels like. Their long-range reconnaissance mission has become an endless exile, until a mysterious signal suddenly emerges from the surface of a barren planet designated X-01.The signal is impossible.It carries Julian's own voice from forty years earlier, recorded during his induction ceremony at the Space Academy-an event that was never transmitted into deep space. Then the planet begins broadcasting memories belonging to the other crew members. Adeline hears the voices of her dead siblings. Others hear sounds from childhood, lost homes, old friends, and painful moments they thought they had buried forever.Julian orders the crew to investigate, unaware that X-01 is not simply communicating with them. It is reading them.As the planet reshapes its surface into landscapes drawn from their memories, the crew begins to lose its grip on reality. What appears to be a miracle-a world capable of preserving consciousness-may actually be something far more terrifying. The planet seems to be turning their memories into physical geography, using their minds as raw material.When Julian discovers that a strange silver infection has been spreading through the crew, the truth becomes even more horrifying. X-01 is not hunting them. It is responding to something they unknowingly carried into its system. The planet is a vast biological containment mechanism, attempting to trap a memory-based consciousness plague before it can spread to other worlds.Now Julian faces the ultimate test of command. To bring his crew home may mean releasing the very force that could destroy countless civilizations. To remain on X-01 may require sacrificing everything they have left-including their memories, identities, and lives.After a decade of isolation, Julian finally discovers the meaning of the planet's title. X-01 is not calling humanity toward it.It is trying to send them home-by forcing them to confront what home, memory, guilt, and survival truly mean.A haunting science-fiction thriller about isolation, memory, sacrifice, cosmic horror, and a planet that knows its visitors better than they know themselves. After a decade of isolation, a stranded crew discovers a world that manifests their deepest memories as physical landscapes, only to realize the planet is a biological trap designed to contain a terrifying cosmic contagion. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798240885341
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