The Pale Protocol
The glass was already cold when I woke. It sat on the nightstand, a small cylinder of blown silica, clear as ice. I remembered packing it. I remembered the weight of it in my hand, the way it hummed when I tapped the side with a fingernail. It was a tuning vessel. A precision instrument for measuring resonance in high-tension environments. I built them. I was the only one who did. Or so I told...
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