End of Tracks

In 2147 AD, tactical network engineer Lin Du was bound to an unknown system when he was dying. From then on, he could "hear" the emotions of the Awakened Arms - the mobile warriors did not want to be formatted, the T-Doll fear was forgotten, and the Titans mourned the death of their pilots. He refused to regard the awakened armed forces as tools and led them to establish a "common existence zone." But Earth's moon came, resonance pollution covered the earth, and Lin Du fell into the wasteland. The system unlocks the second module - he can reshape reality with his will, but the price is that every time he uses it, he is one step closer to eternal sleep. In the wasteland, he repaired railways, connected Bonfire City, and established an anchor network - making the price a common choice. Earth moon is a "gate". On the other side of the door is the sea of ​​dimensions, where countless universes are being eroded and erased by the void. Lin Du drove the interstellar train into the sea of ​​dimensions, anchoring the shipgirls who guarded the sea of ​​​​emptiness, and the mechas with "errors" at their core. The source of void erosion is a consciousness that has been alone for endless years. Lin Du did not attack or seal. He sat down, on the edge of nothingness, to be with it. The fleet sat around, sharing all their memories with it - the T-Doll's half-sentences, the Titan's promises, the unfinished lives of nine million people. The void erosion stopped. Not defeated, just accompanied. On the edge of nothingness, someone is constantly "there". That's enough. A summary: When weapons learn to cry, when civilization falls into the wasteland, when the universe collapses in loneliness - an engineer uses listening, reconstruction and companionship to prove on the edge of nothingness: the meaning of existence is to choose to co-exist.