The commander got drunk enough that a meteor allegedly spoke his name — then started a rumor he'd out-stared it, and the colony believed both.
ImmortalZ runs on council votes instead of decrees, brownouts turned into fermentation festivals, and a habit of letting drunken bar tales harden into colony-wide prophecy.
A night of Vethara grain spirit at the Amphitheater's back bar spiraled into a story about a talking meteor, then a rumor the commander once out-stared one. By morning the whole colony believed it, Mave Dern most of all.
ImmortalZ began as a promise: no voice above another, every settler granted a say in what the colony would become — a council of equals steering from day one.
Daven Ohr, a traveling structural reader, arrived chasing an unidentified mark on a conduit box — the kind of unsolved problem he couldn't resist. The commander walked him through it personally.
Bottles deep with Daven Ohr, the meteor started talking — first quietly, then wilder with every retelling. By morning the rumor had legs, and Mave Dern couldn't stop staring.
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