
Standing on the observation deck of the Battlestar, an officer with auburn hair tied neatly back gazes out at the endless field of stars. Her uniform is immaculate, the silver accents catching the soft ambient glow from the observation windows. Her freckled face is calm but solemn, her green eyes reflecting the faint glimmers of distant galaxies. In her hands, she holds a small photograph, its edges worn from years of being carried in her pocket. Behind her, the darkened room is quiet, save for the faint hum of the ship’s systems and the occasional low beep of distant control panels. The panorama before her is broken only by the massive form of the fleet’s other ships, their lights twinkling faintly against the darkness. The officer’s shoulders are squared, her posture upright, yet there’s an air of quiet vulnerability in her stillness. This moment is a rare reprieve, a chance to reflect on all that has been lost and all that is yet to come in the endless fight for survival.<lora:BSG_OFFICER_FLUX:1.3>
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