Part I: The Collapse
It was a Tuesday. Erin Walker was at depth 4.7 kilometers inside the Martian crust, conducting a routine structural survey of the Prometheus cavity system when the primary support tunnel collapsed. There was no drama. No cinematic explosion. No dramatic speech before the darkness. The tunnel collapsed because the rock was not as strong as the geologists had predicted. That is all. Erin woke up...
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