The Pale Fracture
The alarm did not ring. It screamed. A digital shriek that tore through the sterile white walls of Sector 4. Elias Vance sat up. His body was a map of tremors. He did not look at the screen. He knew what it said. He always knew. The air tasted of copper. Thin. Sharp. He stood. His knees popped. A dry, brittle sound in the quiet room. He walked to the window. The city outside was gray. Not the...
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