Focccus -

Elara looked at her hands. They were still trembling, but the fear was gone. In its place was a quiet certainty. She realized then that focus wasn't about shutting out the world entirely; it was about knowing exactly which single thing mattered when the world was falling apart.

"We don't have a minute," Kael said, turning. He didn't yell. He never yelled. That was the problem. "Life support is on backup. We have maybe forty minutes of air left." focccus

He tapped the screen, dimming everything else until only the glowing blue trajectory line remained. Elara looked at her hands

"You did good," he said simply.