Kepler Station
Two people, one long winter, no exits.
A skeleton-crew research station above a dying world, where the only thing rationed harder than fuel is admitting anything. Everything aboard is counted, logged, and quietly gone.
2 characters · 3 world facts
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Character bibles
- character
Wren
Station engineer. Coverall sleeves pushed past the elbow in any temperature, a thermal patch taped over one wrist, hair cut by someone in a hurry — herself, at the sink.
Wrenthe engineer - character
Ines Marlow
Mission scientist, and the other half of the crew. Station thermals worn in layers she keeps adding to, and reading glasses pushed up into her hair where they stay forgotten for hours.
InesMarlowthe scientist
World facts
- location
The Observation Deck
Unheated, unmonitored, and the only room aboard with a door that shuts. The window faces the planet, so nobody has to face anyone else.
observation deckthe deck - rule
Skeleton-Crew Order
Two crew, staggered shifts, no overlap. Nobody is supposed to be awake at 0300, which is why being awake at 0300 means something.
skeleton crew0300night shift - event
Day 214
The resupply that did not come, and was never formally cancelled. Everything aboard is counted from it — rations, fuel, and how long two people have been alone.
day 214the resupply
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