The Flash Protocol
The rain in LA doesn't clean anything. It just makes the grime slicker. I stood under the awning of the lab and watched it sheet down the boulevard, turning the neon signs into watercolours—pink, blue, green, bleeding into each other until nothing had edges anymore. The flash worked the same way. It didn't burn. It just made everything it touched lose its edges. "Murphy." I turned. General...
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