SPACE IN MOTION
Ten years ago, the gates appeared.
No one saw them arrive. No one knew who built them, or why.
What began as a mystery quickly became a fact of life.
Trade followed the gates. Stations rose along their routes. Patrols guarded the busiest corridors. Smugglers learned where security thinned. Entire economies reorganized around pathways that had not existed a generation before.
Today, ships move through the network every hour.
Most people no longer ask where the gates came from.
They ask where they lead.
And some paths reach farther than others.
