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A cadet no one noticed. A beacon that lied before anyone landed. A structure on a world the database called uninhabited — transmitting before the team hit the ground.
When the insertion sensors contradict each other and the jungle stops making the wrong kind of noise, most people argue about equipment. Silas Redwyn opens the service panel.
This is hard science fiction about what happens when first contact doesn't announce itself with a signal flare — it announces itself with a pre-loaded override protocol and a frequency calibrated to make you stop listening at exactly the wrong moment.
Featuring: signal architecture, first contact protocol ethics, the difference between receiving a message and claiming you understand it, and one field technician who knows that if it isn't written down, it didn't happen.
No chosen ones. No superpowers. Just a man with a stub driver, a backup slate, and the discipline to set the emitter down when the decision was too large to make alone.
Hard sci-fi for people who want the science to be real, the stakes to be earned, and the first contact to feel like exactly what it would be: slow, careful, and nothing like the movies.
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