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Naleth Corin

The system is performing as designed. The question is what it was designed for.

Petra Osei

Petra Osei — Carried Forward. End-of-story stat screen after IL 7→8 advance and first intentional stat raise (Signal 17→18). Veldris Group offices, Calloway Tower.

Carried Forward

Petra has worked at the Veldris Group for eleven years. She's good at her job — better than good, if the Integration's metrics are to be believed. She wouldn't know. She's never checked. Twenty-one unspent stat points. Four empty skill slots. An Integration Level that's advanced seven times without her participation. The system has been measuring her competence for over a decade, and she has responded by taking the stairs in a building with an elevator.

Noise Floor

Reva restores degraded audio for a living. Old recordings, corrupted data, signal buried under noise. It's careful, quiet work — the kind the Integration doesn't reward with stat raises or skill unlocks. Then a Flux Rift opens in her archive lab, and the careful, quiet work becomes the only thing between her and a construct made of shattered glass cycling in a loop that's slowly tearing the space apart.

Dead Reckoning

Senna has spent fourteen years minimizing her overlay. A small indicator at the edge of vision, easily ignored. Twenty-one unspent points. A designation she earned but never acknowledged. The Integration measures her constantly, and she has responded by refusing to look. Then a Category 3 Flux Storm pins her ship at Holdfast Station, and the navigation calibration node outside the hull starts corrupting. The storm is getting worse. Her cargo contract has a deadline. And the only path to the node runs through conditions her stats say she can survive — if she trusts the system she's spent fourteen years ignoring. Somewhere between the corroded latch and the wrong-colored sky, Senna discovers that resistance and trust aren't opposites. They're a negotiation.

Senna

Senna learns the Integration is always watching, evaluating. She has to learnt about the distance between what the system sees and what she's willing at admit.

Signal Zero

The story of how the Integration began — and the soldier who was standing closest when it did.

Sergent Voss

Sergeant Voss was at ground zero when the Integration Era began. Her first hand account of the events of that day are enshrined in history.

Integration Era: [Begin]

The system is online. You are now being measured. [NOTIFICATION: Integration sphere expanding. Frontier systems reclassified. Designation protocols active.]