361/64 ((better)) Guide

"361 over 64," his mentor had whispered on his deathbed. "It’s not a fraction, Elias. It’s a location. It’s the eye of the needle."

Elias watched, hypnotized, as the "Object" clicked into place against the backdrop of the stars. The ratios aligned. The fraction resolved itself. 5.640625. That was the decimal equivalent. 361/64

361 divided by 64. It couldn't be reduced. It was an ugly, irrational number in its decimal form, stretching out endlessly. It was a glitch in the code of the cosmos. An error that had been patched over with a black disc. "361 over 64," his mentor had whispered on his deathbed