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Inside an old, heavily patched spacecraft that feels part submarine and part Soviet-era control room, Enki Bilal inspired gritty European sci-fi, walls with peeling paint, exposed insulation and yellowed warning labels, analog switches, chunky buttons and CRT monitors with curved glass, handwritten labels and notes in a fictional Slavic script taped everywhere, wires and tubes bundled along the ceiling with occasional steam leaks, a group of political exiles gathered in the cramped central cabin wearing worn coats, patched uniforms and improvised space gear over civilian clothes, faces marked by age, struggle and determination, old dissidents, young idealists and former soldiers, each with subtle cybernetic or medical modifications, one studying a star map of contested zones, another holding a faded family photo, a small porthole showing a distant planet and a debris field, greenish and ochre interior lighting, claustrophobic atmosphere, olive, rust, dull yellow and bluish highlight palette, painterly rendering with visible strokes and ink-like lines, story-rich, high detail. .