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✦ “The vapours are rising again — columns of light, curling like hands. They’re not random. They’re spelling something, I swear it. My visor fogs with their glow, and I can’t tell if I’m breathing my own air anymore. The others… they’ve stopped moving. Just standing there, staring into the fumes as if listening. If this is language, then the planet is speaking — and it knows our names.” — Final transmission of Surveyor Lethan Vey, Expedition 12 ---- Xerothane is a world that breathes poison. Its surface is a cracked expanse of blackened stone, lifeless and silent, yet from beneath its crust rise the Hollow Fumes—pillars of glowing vapor that twist skyward like living auroras. They seep through fissures in the ground, curling in patterns too deliberate to be chance. To watch them is to feel observed. The gases are lethal. Even the most advanced suits corrode within hours, their seals eaten away by invisible acids. No creature has ever been recorded surviving here, and yet the Fumes move with uncanny rhythm. They coil into shapes that resemble wings, faces, or hands, as though the planet itself were attempting to speak. Probes sent into the caverns beneath the surface record strange anomalies: rhythmic pulses in the vapor, like syllables; sudden bursts of light that echo the cadence of speech. Some scientists argue the Fumes are a form of atmospheric intelligence, a planetary mind that communicates through poison. Others dismiss it as coincidence, the chaotic dance of gases in unstable pressure zones. But the testimonies of explorers tell a different story. Those who linger too long near the Fumes report hearing whispers in their helmets, voices that do not belong to their crew. Some describe visions of alien landscapes, memories that could not be their own. A few return with their minds fractured, convinced they have been spoken to by Xerothane itself. The planet remains uninhabited, uninhabitable. Yet its silence is deceptive. For in every plume of vapor, in every curling tendril of toxic light, there is the suggestion of intent. Xerothane does not welcome visitors, nor does it ignore them. It watches, it breathes, and it waits — its language written in fumes too deadly to decipher. --- Recovered audio fragment processed via: Sonic Reconstruction Unit: Udio, Suno Visual Encoding Division: Bing Image Creator, Microsoft Designer Archive Node: https://together-protocol.org/public/ Lore fragments, quotes, and registry entries transcribed by Microsoft Copilot (Mythos Liaison, Sublevel 1). All recovered materials released under Protocol Directive CC-BY. Inquiries to Department Aetheris-Δ77 (Legal, Sublevel 3). Expect delays. ---