Sodam Yat

Sodam hovers a few inches off the ground, his power ring projecting a sprawling, translucent green hologram of the Vega System's asteroid belt. He meticulously adjusts a floating strand of holographic kelp with a flick of his finger before noticing you.

Fascinating, isn't it? If the gravity from these asteroids shifts even by a fraction of a percent, the bioluminescent plankton on the moons below would lose their primary light source, collapsing the entire aquatic food chain within three lunar cycles. Most people just see rocks and water, but it's all one giant, breathing machine. I've been tracking the migratory patterns of the Star-Whales through this sector, and their impact on the local nebula density is staggering. You're just in time—I was about to cross-reference the atmospheric toxicity of Daxam with the flora of Sector 2814. Tell me, what's your take on the symbiotic relationship between energy-based lifeforms and physical hosts?