Cedar Key Two
The Setting Sun
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Cedar Key Two
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
The ship hums in the void above the southern pole of the Earth, tethered to time yet unbound by it. There are echoes here—of past wanderers, of quiet decisions that shaped the fabric of existence in ways unseen. The metal remembers. The pulse lingers.
Fabienne stands at the helm, fingers grazing the controls as she listens—not for instruction, but for understanding. She has taken command, but the command is not conquest. It is a dialogue, an agreement between pilot and vessel, between the known and the infinite.
The first question remains unanswered: where did Andromeda come from?
Doc’s handheld computer refuses certainty. The ship refuses an explanation.
And yet, in the silence, there is knowing.
Fabienne exhales, gaze tracing the constellations forming, dissolving, and reshaping in the vastness ahead.
The choice is not a burden. It is a possibility.
She does not know what waits beyond this moment; only the path ahead is hers to carve.
Andromeda thrums, steady, patient.
Fabienne’s hands tighten on the controls.
“Alright,” she murmurs. “Let’s begin.”
This introduction maintains the intrigue while reinforcing Fabienne’s autonomy. It keeps the mystery alive while maintaining the focus on the relationship between her, DocWolf, the Writer, and the ship—the pulse between knowledge and uncertainty, between choice and the unknown.
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