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Nembus III presents the sort of textbook terrestrial world that makes supply officers content and explorers restless—stable axial tilt, breathable atmosphere, deposits of silicates and iron oxide that any mining consortium would catalog and forget within a fiscal quarter. Still, there's something oddly compelling about the crystalline formations along the equatorial ridge; they catch starlight in a way that suggests either remarkable geological fortune or something worth a closer spectroscopic look before we file the report and move on.