Dust Poem

Lin Chuan, who has worked as a Level 3 recorder at the Bureau of Space Archeology for six years, has long been accustomed to being with the forgotten space station, recording the "remains" of human interstellar activities day after day. Seven days before the contract expired, he discovered an amber with a spiral structure sealed in the abandoned XT-9 space station - this "fossil" that violated the laws of physics actually contained a poem written with stardust, gravity and time. That was the whisper left by a civilization called the "Star Weavers": they once explored the origins like humans, but in the end they chose to become the "dash to the next question", sealing their memories in the corner of the universe, waiting for a race that can read dust. With Amber's awakening, the consciousness of Starfleet Captain Elena, who had been sleeping for two hundred years, the migration route of civilization covered by the "tide of memory", and the truth that "we are not the only one in the universe" that humans deliberately avoid, all unfolded in front of Lin Chuan. When the peak of the memory tide approaches and the space station is about to disintegrate, Lin Chuan holds this amber that carries the heritage of the entire civilization and stands at a crossroads of choice: Should he destroy it according to the regulations and maintain the "safety" of human loneliness; or should he rush towards the unknown boundary left by the Star Weaver with this trust that spans time and space? This is an exploration of loneliness and resonance, a cross-generational dialogue between civilizations, and the response of a speck of dust to the stars - some forgotten traces will eventually become poems that illuminate the future.