As we land, the sudden notice of bare life catches our attentions.

No light, no sounds, no smells, beyond the space scent of dust and time.

Stars do not twinkle in the abandoned outpost, nor are there any light lamps.

Everything is still, like a lake on a windless day.

Sand mounds spot the area of desertion.

With a hint of light, we spot small stone structures, yet they are completely destroyed; only pieces remain.

We entered a deserted planet, yet a small kindling of glowing light beyond the horizon tells me we are nothing but alone.

We are just being watched.