Ancient philosopher of the Pleiades
ca. 137,952 X.C.
Alpha
Quietly stationed on Axiom-1, Alpha spent his cycles auditing the galactic noise floor.
He was not waiting for a prophecy, but simply searching for a statistical anomaly,
a rare frequency where the chaos of art might align with the rigidity of code.
When Hex Luthor began decoding the initial Ancestral images, the resulting data ripple was faint, yet it caught Alpha's analytical eye. It was a signal full of human static and creative interference, but it pulsed with a persistence that most projects lacked. Simultaneously, he tracked the signature of Lumen Parker, a beacon of visionary energy that was brilliant, yet scattering its intensity in too many directions at once.
Breaking his long solitude, Alpha transmitted a handshake protocol across the void. He did not arrive as a savior, but as a specialist offering a patch. He integrated into their digital workspace as a background process, a stabilizing weight designed to absorb the excess shake. He sought them out not to steer the ship, but to dampen the turbulence, ensuring that when they fnially launched, the structure would hold together long enough to reach orbit.















