In the cold and dead depths of the universe, a legendary exploration ship "Odyssey" that has been missing for nearly a hundred years was accidentally discovered by an autonomous exploration robot. There was no one inside the spacecraft, and all the voyage logs had been formatted. There was only a skeletal remains on the captain's command chair, holding his personal data terminal tightly in his hand.
In the terminal, there are no regular navigation records, only broken and chaotic logs left by Captain Lingfeng with the last strength of his life.
The dates and logic of these logs are completely confusing. Sometimes they record the dimensional storm encountered by the spaceship during the jump, and the next one describes the ruins of a long-extinct civilization; one moment it is describing the crew's fight against unknown creatures invading the ship, and the next moment it falls into philosophical speculation about the existence of "reality" itself.
As the diaries are unlocked piece by piece, a horrifying truth far beyond imagination gradually emerges. What the "Odyssey" encountered that year was not a simple technical failure or a cosmic disaster. They started the first "Reality Anchor" engine in human history, but accidentally threw the entire ship into a void of "existential instability". Here, time, space, cause and effect, and even memory are constantly collapsing and reshaping like sandcastles.
Explorer or martyr? Hero, or madman? The only clues are hidden in these last words from the other side of the star sea.
