The Distant Legend
The air in the containment unit tasted of ozone and old copper. You did not blink. You could not afford to blink. The alarm had been screaming for ten minutes, a high-pitched keen that drilled into the base of your skull. Around you, the other officers were moving with a frantic, purposeless energy. They shouted codes. They checked seals. They looked at their watches. You looked at the wall. It...
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