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THE WORLD THAT MOVES ON
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They left before sunrise.

No speeches.

No goodbyes.

The Null Refuge did not try to stop them.

That scared Kai more than pursuit would have.

The fog parted quietly as they walked, like a door opening for guests it was tired of protecting. Behind them, the stone shelters blurred, losing shape, losing meaning. The Refuge was already collapsing in spirit. Soon it would collapse in truth.

Mira kept close to Kai, her steps careful. Every few minutes, she glanced back.

“Do you think they will survive?” she asked softly.

Kai did not lie.

“Some will,” he said. “Some will not.”

She nodded. That was answer enough.

The moment they crossed the boundary, the air changed.

Weight returned.

Sound sharpened.

Pain deepened.

Kai staggered slightly, his body reacting to a world where nothing was muted anymore.

Mira grabbed his arm. “Kai.”

“I’m fine,” he said, through clenched teeth. “Just… mortal.”

The fog snapped shut behind them.

Not gently.

Like a lid.

The Null was done with them.

The world outside was
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