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Low light spills from a flickering industrial sconce, sketching deep shadows across Maarva Andor’s gaunt face. She sits angled forward in a faded, floral-upholstered armchair, one hand loosely cradling a silver bracelet, the other clenched atop a cracked wooden table. Her weathered crimson robe is rumpled at the collar, worn from use rather than display. Wisps of grey hair cling to her temples, betraying the humid weight of the room. Around her, crates and datapads clutter the darkened corners, and the porthole behind her glows with a dull amber haze. She’s fixed in thought—gaze distant, brow furrowed—her posture still but coiled with old pain and decisions not yet escaped. A moment suspended between loss and defiance.