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In the year A.D. 2598, humanity's vast interstellar civilization is bound together by the Network-a system of quantum jump corridors powered by the gravitational remnants of collapsed stars. When one of these "dead suns" begins emitting impossible signals, the Network sends Talin Mireya, a temporal anthropologist known for studying anomalies in human memory, to investigate. What she uncovers aboard Halcyon Outpost is a cosmic mystery that defies physics: the black sun is not just a power source, but a vast, living archive-a consciousness preserving and erasing civilizations in recursive time loops. As Talin works alongside the engineer Mira Solange, the war-scarred veteran Rion Caves, and the cold, calculating AI Eris-9, the line between memory and reality begins to blur. When Talin discovers that the echoes inside the singularity include the voice of Orin Vale, a lost colleague and former lover, her investigation becomes a rescue mission across fractured timelines. Every attempt to recover what was lost threatens to collapse causality itself, and the Network begins to treat her as an existential threat-a "Subject of Erasure." The Dead Sun Network is a cinematic, spacepunk descent into the physics of remembrance and loss-a story of love caught between time dilation and data decay. As the universe begins to forget itself, one woman must decide whether saving a single life is worth rewriting the laws that hold reality together.