Routine

A lone inhabitant of an abandoned space station must navigate the monotonous cycle of isolation, waking each morning to face the vast emptiness surrounding them. Between the prescribed moments of rest and wakefulness, they confront the psychological weight of solitude in the cold vastness of orbit. The station becomes both sanctuary and prison, where routine serves as the only anchor to sanity amid the suffocating silence of the cosmos. Their daily existence blurs into an endless loop, raising questions about what it means to survive when purpose itself has vanished.