Vra'shek and the Oblivion agents are getting close. Can Sara handle the truth? Will the past councils destroy the present council? Find out in this episode of The Curvature Key.

Freydis is real. The Krenn are closer than ever. And the truth about Sara’s bloodline just cracked something that may never seal again. As enemies hunt through the night and unseen eyes monitor every word, one thing is clear: this was never just about survival. It’s about who gets to decide what the past means, and who pays for it.

Who is this Drimus? What does she want with Castor and Who the heck Sara Sudis anyway. Find out those answers...along with more questions in this episode.

The Artifact is showing Castor and Sara things that might change them at their cores. Vra'shek's meeting with his Oblivion Covenant allies goes...about like you'd expect.

Castor continues to be stretched by the Artifact in ways he never has before. The Artifact continues to plant seeds of doubt about Sara. Vra'shek learns that he's not the only one with a secret.

Will Castor make peace with the artifact or will it make pieces of him? Can Sara defect the Krenn? Find this out and more on The Curvature Key!

We thought it's be fun to look at how an Andromeda galaxy native might view our big red tradition. This has nothing to do with The Curvature Key although a couple of the characters are in it.

Sara has finally confronted the truth: the artifact isn’t Zorathian, isn’t understood, and definitely isn’t under anyone’s control. It chooses its hosts… and it remembers them.

High Command has been hiding the real stakes, the real history, and the real danger — and Castor Ames is now at the center of a test older than any empire.

The Krenn has the Book. Castor still feels it pulling at him. And Sara is racing toward a choice she may not be ready to make.

In this episode Castor and Sara continue to learn about each other. But does Vra'shek have the strength to rip the artifact away from Castor?

Sara Sudis detects renewed Krenn activity near the university district. The creature’s thermal inversion signature confirms her worst fear: he’s adapting.

Meanwhile, Castor Ames pieces together centuries of encounters with the “Book of Fire” — from medieval Italy to ancient Anatolia to WWII battlefields. Each account bears the same fingerprint, suggesting the artifact’s presence across time.

The resonance between Sara and Castor reaches critical levels. A kiss. A surge of energy. Proof that emotion may amplify the artifact’s dimensional field.

But field recordings end abruptly with civilian casualties in an alley downtown. The Krenn has begun hunting again.