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Inside an industrial hangar, the courier was questioned—softly, efficiently. The men wanted to know where the cases came from, who the others were, and why their beacons had appeared again. He admitted what little he could: that he had been chosen, that the device had invited him, that he had been helping Marin recover what had been stolen. Their reply was a smile that had been paid for.

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Following the breadcrumb trail led the courier to Port 17, before dawn, under a sky the color of bruised steel. The harbor smelled of oil and salt and old fish. He stood at the edge of a pier and watched a ship slip quietly from the fog, its silhouette the same as the photograph had implied. He felt foolishly prepared and terrifyingly unprepared at once. Their reply was a smile that had been paid for