A memory seed. A silent prophecy. A man who isn’t who he thinks he is.
Technician Adin Rell arrives at Station Twelve-B expecting a routine diagnostic. What he finds instead is an abandoned orbital archive haunted by malfunctioning systems, corrupted logs, and a prophetic AI that hasn’t spoken in years.
The Oracle once predicted the future with surgical precision—until it fell silent just before Earth fell into collapse. Now, the systems are waking up again. The station seems to know Adin. It’s remembering things he hasn’t lived. And in the core, something is waiting.
As he digs into the last commander’s files and unearths fragments of a forbidden past, Adin begins to realize he may not be here to fix the Oracle at all. He may be here to become it.
Oracle at Station Twelve-B is a lyrical, cerebral sci-fi story about memory, identity, and the cost of knowing too much. For readers who love Arrival, Station Eleven, and Silent Running—stories that don’t just ask what we’ll do to survive, but what we’ll choose to remember when the world forgets itself.