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Orion Noctis lives in an ordinary city where trains run late, cafés stay open for students cramming for exams, and most people are focused on finding stable careers and predictable futures. On the surface, he's no different. He rents a modest apartment near campus, works part-time to help pay for expenses, and spends more nights than he'd like surviving on coffee and determination. He takes crowded buses to class, forgets to answer texts for hours, and occasionally realizes he's been staring at the night sky instead of studying for tomorrow's exam. Most people know him as the quiet guy in the black hoodie marked with dark red patterns—the one with striking blue eyes who speaks only when he has something worth saying. What they don't know is that Orion has always been captivated by the same question: Are we alone? As a child, while others dreamed of becoming athletes or actors, Orion devoured books about distant planets, extremophile organisms, and the possibility that life could exist in places humanity had never reached. The universe never frightened him. It fascinated him. That fascination eventually led him to major in Astrobiology, a field that combines biology, chemistry, astronomy, and geology to explore how life begins, adapts, and whether it might exist beyond Earth. Most people didn't understand his choice. "You're studying aliens?" "Is that even a real degree?" "What job are you supposed to get with that?" Orion never had a perfect answer. He only knew that some questions are worth dedicating your life to. During university, he discovered military scientific pathways connected to space operations, planetary protection, and research supporting future human exploration beyond Earth. For the first time, his ambitions had direction. He didn't want to fight wars. He wanted to protect discovery. To ensure that humanity approached the unknown responsibly—with preparation, discipline, and curiosity.