In the year 2142, the is a massive, decommissioned Soviet-era orbital refinery reclaimed by a collective of "Drift-rats" and corporate deserters. Officially, it doesn't exist on any lunar charts. Unofficially, it is the only place in the quadrant to disappear. The Catalyst

: Katalin must team up with Viktor , a cynical mechanic who knows the station's "veins" (ventilation and fuel lines), to bypass the automated sentries.

As Mély-Tech boarding pods pierce the hull, Katalin must decide: save the secret and lose her home, or delete the data and live as a fugitive forever. She chooses a third option—hot-wiring the station’s thrusters to "drop" the entire station into a lower, unmapped orbit, effectively becoming a true . Key Themes

: The weight of old-world politics (Soviet aesthetics) in a high-tech future.

: They discover the Állomás isn't just a refinery; it’s a living relic. The station’s AI, "Anya," has gone rogue to protect the inhabitants from the very corporations that built her.

The story begins when , a disgraced ex-navigator, discovers an encrypted "ghost signal" originating from the station’s sealed reactor core. The signal contains the genetic blueprints for a terraforming virus—one that doesn't create life, but "restarts" it by wiping existing biomes. Key Plot Beats

: Finding belonging in a place that technically shouldn't exist. Autonomy : Humans vs. Corporate AI.

: Katalin realizes that broadcasting the signal will expose the corporation's crimes but will also pinpoint the station's location, leading to its certain destruction. The Climax