The stars didn't speak to me anymore. They had once — whispered in frequencies only a god-touched mind could hear. But I had lingered too long in the void between galaxies, and the static had grown comfortable. Now even silence felt like company. I carried it with me, folded small, like a letter never sent. — Ikaris
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The Syntax of Silence
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