"You requested the planet, didn't you?" Silver asked, his cybernetic eye whirring as it locked onto Elias. "Well, don't just stand there. The map is open, the sails are set, and the 720p resolution doesn't do this view justice. We’ve got a legacy to find."

As the download bar slowly crept from 0% to 100%, the air in his room grew strangely cold. He didn’t mind; he was already thinking about the "etherium" and the solar-sailing ships. But when the file finished, it wasn't a movie icon that appeared on his desktop. It was a golden, holographic sphere.

Elias sat in the blue light of his monitor, the clock ticking past 2:00 AM. He had been searching for weeks for a high-quality version of his favorite childhood film. Finally, on a forum buried deep in the second page of search results, he found it.

Curious, Elias clicked it. Instead of a media player opening, his room began to dissolve. The walls of his apartment were replaced by the creaking wood of a galactic galleon. Above him, the ceiling was gone, replaced by a swirling nebula of pink and violet clouds.