readAloudAudio_chapter107|||||||||clean this chapter up of any formatting / punctuation issues but dont change any text, return only the chapter with CHAPTER number at the start ok here is the chapter. also dont start with any other text just give the chapter back as instructed: "CHAPTER 107:\n\nThe terminal blinked, casting a faint blue light across the command room as Rylan stared at the screen. The hum of the ship's systems vibrated subtly beneath his feet, a constant reminder of the war machine he commanded. His hands rested on the control panel, the surface smooth and cold under his fingers. Outside the viewport, the distant planet Wolf 1061c lay hidden beneath a swirling veil of dust storms, its surface barely visible. \n\n\"Initiate the incursion,\" Rylan ordered, his voice low but firm. The words felt heavy, as though they were tied to the weight of the entire universe. Salaris, his second-in-command, stood beside him, her eyes scanning the data feeds.\n\n\"Commander,\" she said, her tone clipped and professional, \"the Syrion are moving through the crags. They're adapting to the terrain faster than we anticipated.\"\n\nRylan's fingers tightened on the edge of the console. \"They're more resourceful than we gave them credit for.\"\n\nSalaris nodded. \"If we don't adjust our strategy, this won't be the swift victory The Order expects.\"\n\n\"Then we adapt.\" He sighed, rubbing his temple. \"Use the Nexus Gate to reinforce our flanks and cut off their supply lines.\"\n\nShe hesitated, glancing at him sideways. \"And if that doesn't work?\"\n\n\"It will work,\" Rylan replied, though even he wasn\u2019t sure if he believed it.\n\nMeanwhile, in the labyrinthine caves beneath the Syrion stronghold, Captain Danger stood hunched over a cracked map projector. The flickering light danced across the faces of the Syrion warriors gathered around him, their scales glinting like polished obsidian in the low light. He traced the supply routes with a finger, pausing at key points.\n\n\u201cThis is where we strike,\u201d he said, his voice a low growl. \u201cHit them hard, hit them fast, and don\u2019t let them regroup.\u201d\n\nThe Syrion warriors hissed in agreement, their tails flicking in anticipation. Danger straightened up, his eyes scanning the room. \u201cWe fight not just for survival, but for our future. This planet belongs to us.\u201d\n\nOne of the younger Syrion, his scales a duller hue than the others, stepped forward. \"But they have the Nexus Gate. How can we stand against that kind of power?\"\n\nDanger smiled grimly. \"The Nexus Gate is a weapon, yes. But it\u2019s a weapon we can turn against them. If we control the terrain, we control the battle.\"\n\nBack on the command ship, Rylan watched the Syrion\u2019s movements through the tactical display, his admiration growing despite himself. \"They're not just fighting to survive,\" he muttered. \"They're fighting for their home, their way of life.\"\n\nSalaris frowned. \"Are you questioning The Order's mission, Commander?\"\n\nRylan shook his head, but the doubt lingered. \"No. But sometimes I wonder if we\u2019re on the right side of history.\"\n\nThe silence between them was thick, broken only by the soft beeps and hums of the ship's systems. Outside, the battle raged on, energy blasts lighting up the darkening sky.\n\nIn the midst of the chaos, Lyra Lyric, leader of the Syrion resistance, stood atop a ridge, her eyes blazing with determination. Her voice rang out over the battlefield, a clarion call to her people.\n\n\"Fight for your homes! For your families! The Order may have their ships and their weapons, but we have something stronger\u2014the fire of our resolve!\"\n\nHer words carried on the wind, reaching the ears of every Syrion warrior below. Even Rylan, miles away, could feel the weight of her conviction.\n\n\"Commander!\" Salaris\u2019s voice snapped him back to the present. \"We need to make a decision. Now.\"\n\nRylan turned back to the viewport, watching as the Syrion forces regrouped, their movements fluid and precise. \"Lyra's right,\" he said quietly. \"This isn't about winning a war. This is about survival. And we can't take that from them.\"\n\nSalaris stared at him in disbelief. \"You can't be serious. If we don't crush their leadership, we'll lose this sector entirely.\"\n\n\"Maybe losing is the only way to understand what's at stake,\" Rylan murmured, his gaze still locked on the distant battlefield."