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Inside, Miller was strapped to a bio-bed, his eyes darting wildly under closed lids. He was whispering names—names Thorne recognized from the casualty reports of the Great Collapse. Miller was back on Earth, in the ruins of Chicago, trying to save people who had been gone for decades.

With a roar of effort, Thorne slammed his fist onto the manual release. A surge of white light erupted from the ship’s hull, a literal wave of clarity that washed over the Hyperion. The silence that followed was absolute. [S4E13] Episode #4.13

The air in the sterile, neon-lit corridors of the Hyperion Station was thick with the hum of life support and the unspoken tension of a crew on the brink. Captain Elias Thorne stared out the viewport at the swirling nebula of the Sagittarius Reach, his reflection a ghost against the stars. In the three years since they’d left Earth, they had faced cosmic storms and mechanical failures, but today’s challenge was different. Today, they were dealing with the "Echo-Mind" virus. Inside, Miller was strapped to a bio-bed, his

He saw his daughter, Maya, standing in their garden in Seattle. She was holding a paper plane, her eyes bright with a future he knew was never coming. "Watch, Daddy! It’s going to fly all the way to the moon!" With a roar of effort, Thorne slammed his

"The capacitors are still charging," Sarah replied. "But there’s a complication. The virus has jumped to the central computer. I am… struggling to maintain navigation."

Thorne tightened his grip on the edge of the console. "And the pulse?"

"Hang on, Miller," Thorne muttered, checking the bio-monitor.