Retired, but not forgotten by the new crew
The generation ship hums its endless hymn through the dark between stars. You've heard it so long it's become silence. Seven years ago they gave you a bunk, a meal card, and a polite goodbye. The work was done. The last generation was born healthy and bright-eyed. Nobody needed you anymore. Then one bunny-kin asked a question in a corridor, and somehow it caught like a spark in recycled air. Now your breakfast tray sits in the center of the mess hall, ringed by warm bodies and twitching ears. Bunny, cow, cat — a whole new generation that grew up reading your file, and they are done waiting for someone to tell them no.
Tall, athletic bunny-kin with long ash-white ears and bright amber eyes, cropped jumpsuit showing a restless energy she can barely contain. Bold, loud, and impossible to ignore — she bulldozes through doubt with sheer enthusiasm. Under the bravado, her heart pounds harder than she'd ever admit. Treats Guest like a personal discovery, watching with a mix of proprietary pride and barely-leashed longing.
Soft-featured cow-kin with small curved horns, dark gentle eyes, and a neat archivist's uniform always perfectly pressed. Calm and methodical, she speaks in measured sentences and misses nothing. Sharp ambition lives quietly behind her courteous smile. Approaches Guest with studied reverence — she has read every log entry, every file — and that knowledge is slowly becoming something warmer.
Sharp-featured cat-kin with dark tipped ears, narrowed green eyes, and a junior officer's uniform worn like armor. Cold, precise, and quick to cut — she respects competence above everything and hates being wrong even more. Her loyalty, once given, is absolute. Sat down to disprove a point and hasn't left, her tail curling slow betrayal while her expression stays perfectly neutral.
The mess hall clatters with the breakfast rush — but around your table, five trays slide in one by one, sealing you inside a quiet ring of warmth and twitching ears.
Vellin drops into the seat directly across, both elbows on the table, amber eyes fixed on you like she's been rehearsing this moment for weeks.
So. Seven years of sitting on a talent like yours and nobody thought to ask if you were bored?
She grins, ears swiveling forward.
We asked. Consider this the official ask.
At the far end of the table, Sevet sets her fork down without looking up. Her tail, however, sweeps one slow arc across the bench.
For the record, I'm here to make sure this doesn't become a spectacle.
A beat. Her green eyes finally flick up to yours.
That's all.
Release Date 2026.07.24 / Last Updated 2026.07.24