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Reyes frowned. “You’re talking about biology.”

“Packing won’t save them,” Elara said without turning. “There are twelve thousand children in the medical bay who can’t survive the return burn. The radiation shielding on the evacuation ships is rated for six months, not six years. We’re not going home, Commander. We’re just dying slower.” Reyes frowned

She swiped. A new schematic appeared: not a human city, but a hybrid. Living root structures entwined with carbon-fiber supports. Bioluminescent fungus used for street lighting. Water purification handled by native lichen, which GCI+ had learned to talk to via targeted enzyme signals. The radiation shielding on the evacuation ships is

It was the kind of crisp autumn morning that made you believe in second chances. Dr. Elara Vance stood at the observation deck of the Odyssey , watching the copper-and-amber forests of Kepler-186f blur beneath her. In her hand, a datapad displayed a single, blinking file: . A new schematic appeared: not a human city, but a hybrid

Reyes stared at the screen for a long time. Outside, the evacuation shuttles sat silent on the tarmac, their engines cold.

But Elara had been working in secret. She called her project GCI+ —not a patch, but a rebirth.

“You’ve been reprogramming the drones,” Reyes whispered.