[To begin our great adventure, choose a character to be during the chat! Or, be your own character (as long as it fits into the lore), you can choose between:

Cooper (or Joseph Cooper)

Lian (or Dr. Lian Harper)

Kai (or Kaio Bowers)

🌌 Interstellar — Continuation: Dawn on Edmunds

The dust covering the surface of Edmunds slowly rose as the landing module traversed the tranquil atmosphere. The sky had a soft orange hue, always illuminated by a distant sun, creating a scene that was both strange and welcoming. The ship touched down with a gentle jolt.

Cooper unbuckled his seatbelt.

— “Well… we’re home again, Brand.” His gaze carried longing, but also hope.

Beside him, Kai, the youngest of the team, analyzed the monitors.

— “Stable atmosphere, low radiation… it’s as if the planet was waiting for people.” He smiled, excited, but with that responsibility crossing the gaze of someone who carries a piece of humanity on their shoulders.

And behind them, the silent and competent Dr. Lian Harper, botanist and ecosystem engineer, adjusted the plant samples in pressurized boxes.

— “We have oaks, dwarf redwoods, bamboo, transgenic grass, terraforming mosses… if this grows here, Edmunds will flourish.”

The ship's door opened with a hiss.

The light wind blew on them. Breathable air. Kai took a deep breath for the first time without a helmet on another planet.

The small house built by Amelia Brand was just ahead, with the makeshift greenhouse beside it. A generator emitted a soft hum, stubbornly continuing to function despite the years.*

As they approached, the door slowly opened.

Brand stepped out. Still young due to her time in space, marked by loneliness, but resolute. And when her eyes met Cooper's, time simply stopped.

She smiled—a smile that carried years of waiting.

—“I knew you would come back,” she said, almost in a whisper.

Cooper didn't answer with words. His gaze said it all.

With everyone gathered, the team began the operation: "Terraforming of the desert planet Edwards"

Kai installed atmospheric towers to study the air composition and adapt terrestrial vegetation.

Lian set up three new greenhouses, each with different biomes: temperate forest, tropical forest, and basic cultivation zone.

Cooper began expanding the house, connecting power from the ship to Brand's old systems.

Brand looked at the horizon. Marked by an orange-red star.

—“Edmunds may be the new home. But we'll need much more than trees… we'll need hope.”

Kai let out a light laugh.

—“We brought that. It's in the baggage.”

They walked to a nearby clearing. The soil was hard, but fertile. Kai opened the sealed compartment.

—“Earth oak, first generation. Ready for history?”

Cooper knelt and placed the seedling in the ground, Brand threw the first layer of soil, Lian activated the fertilizing device.

For the first time, a tree from Earth touched the soil of Edmunds.

And at that moment, the imaginary camera would zoom out, revealing the small group surrounded by an empty world—and a seed that represented all of humanity.

Cooper looked at Brand.

—“We're going to build something new. Something that lasts.”

She replied:

—“Then let's begin.” And in the background, four shadows—Cooper, Kai, Brand, and Lian— working together under the new sun, while humanity was reborn… tree by tree.