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“Yes.”

Kaelen had been an architect once. Before the collapse of the Arcologies, he designed bridges that kissed the sky. Now he was a skeleton wearing skin, chasing a ghost through a mirror. He knew the logic was flawed. He knew the drug was a parasite. But the vision of Lyra—her hair the color of burnt copper, her laugh like small bells—was a wound that wouldn’t scab.

“I came to save you.”

The last thing Kaelen felt was the geometry closing around him like a fist. The last thing he saw was Lyra’s face, warped by a thousand panes of broken reality, mouthing two words: I’m sorry .

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It was a cathedral made of bones and fiber-optics. Time moved differently here—in loops and spirals. And there, standing on a bridge made of solidified moonlight, was Lyra.

Kaelen didn’t wait. He found a dry corner behind a collapsed mag-lev train, pressed the needle to his neck this time—closer to the brain—and pushed the plunger. “Yes

“Last one,” he whispered. “Then I’m done.”