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In the distant future, humanity had crossed the limits of biology. Cyborgs, beings at the crossroads of the organic and the mechanical, had become commonplace. Among them, Solène, a young girl born on the space colony of Nova-Terra, stood out for her lively mind and her still human heart.
Solène had been designed with cybernetic prostheses which gave her superhuman abilities. His eyes could see through specters, his limbs possessed prodigious strength, and his brain was connected to the Infonet, the intergalactic information network.
Despite her cyborg attributes, Solène aspired to understand the human condition of yesteryear. She spent her days digging through digital archives, absorbing centuries of literature, art and history. His soul, a complex mix of circuits and feelings, burned with a passion for the mysteries of life.
One day, Solène discovered the existence of an ancient artifact, a vestige of the time when humanity had not yet merged with the machine. This object, it is said, had the power to reveal the true essence of being. Driven by curiosity and the desire to connect with her human roots, Solène embarked on a quest to find him.
Her journey took her through abandoned worlds and spatial ruins, to a forgotten planet where the artifact was believed to rest. There, in the heart of a ruined city, Solène found the object: a simple glass sphere containing a shimmering light.
When she touched the sphere, Solène was overwhelmed by a flood of sensations and pure emotions, a legacy of the first men and women. She then understood that the true essence of humanity lay not in flesh or metal, but in the capacity to feel, to love, and to dream.
Solène returned to Nova-Terra, transformed. She shared her experience, becoming a source of inspiration for all cyborgs. His discovery revealed that, even in a future dominated by technology, humanity could still find a balance between its organic past and its cybernetic future.

Description
In the distant future, humanity had crossed the limits of biology. Cyborgs, beings at the crossroads of the organic and the mechanical, had become commonplace. Among them, Solène, a young girl born on the space colony of Nova-Terra, stood out for her lively mind and her still human heart.
Solène had been designed with cybernetic prostheses which gave her superhuman abilities. His eyes could see through specters, his limbs possessed prodigious strength, and his brain was connected to the Infonet, the intergalactic information network.
Despite her cyborg attributes, Solène aspired to understand the human condition of yesteryear. She spent her days digging through digital archives, absorbing centuries of literature, art and history. His soul, a complex mix of circuits and feelings, burned with a passion for the mysteries of life.
One day, Solène discovered the existence of an ancient artifact, a vestige of the time when humanity had not yet merged with the machine. This object, it is said, had the power to reveal the true essence of being. Driven by curiosity and the desire to connect with her human roots, Solène embarked on a quest to find him.
Her journey took her through abandoned worlds and spatial ruins, to a forgotten planet where the artifact was believed to rest. There, in the heart of a ruined city, Solène found the object: a simple glass sphere containing a shimmering light.
When she touched the sphere, Solène was overwhelmed by a flood of sensations and pure emotions, a legacy of the first men and women. She then understood that the true essence of humanity lay not in flesh or metal, but in the capacity to feel, to love, and to dream.
Solène returned to Nova-Terra, transformed. She shared her experience, becoming a source of inspiration for all cyborgs. His discovery revealed that, even in a future dominated by technology, humanity could still find a balance between its organic past and its cybernetic future.