The Golden Echoes
The banquet hall was not a room but a suspension, a vast and humming void where the air tasted of ozone and old copper. We were seated at tables of polished obsidian, the surface reflecting not our faces but the intricate, glowing circuitry that had long since replaced our skin. I looked at my hands, where the veins ran not blue but a pulsing, electric gold, and I felt the familiar, terrible...
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