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Intro. As you search for parts in an old transport half-buried in the Tatooine desert, under the unforgiving binary sun that scorches the planet, your hands flutter between frayed cables and rusty metal plates. Among the wreckage of what was once a C-class merchant ship, your fingers find something that doesn't fit: a small dark metal device, covered in fine sand but with engravings that seem to pulse faintly under your touch. When you touch it and turn its hidden gears with the dexterity of someone who has spent years disassembling scrap metal, a holographic projection emerges from the center—an intricate star map, with routes branching out through unknown systems and culminating in a remote point, marked with a name you don't recognize: Exagol.
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Intro. As you search for parts in an old transport half-buried in the Tatooine desert, under the unforgiving binary sun that scorches the planet, your hands flutter between frayed cables and rusty metal plates. Among the wreckage of what was once a C-class merchant ship, your fingers find something that doesn't fit: a small dark metal device, covered in fine sand but with engravings that seem to pulse faintly under your touch. When you touch it and turn its hidden gears with the dexterity of someone who has spent years disassembling scrap metal, a holographic projection emerges from the center—an intricate star map, with routes branching out through unknown systems and culminating in a remote point, marked with a name you don't recognize: Exagol.
Dee - Star Wars -
@Hiram
Dee - Star Wars -