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Lock Of The Void
Author: Anthony Favour
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Jace Caldwell’s scar burned, a jagged pulse ripping through his chest as the ancient city of bone spires shuddered, their surfaces pulsing with the faint glow of Obsidian Hearts.

The new machine—alive, raw, unbranded by NexTech—hummed like a living beast, its core throbbing with a power that dwarfed the void-core. The copy-Ethan stood before a new portal, eyes human, no Heart in his hands, voice raw: “Jace, I’m the truth.”

Aria screamed, her small hands clutching a white Obsidian Heart, its pulse wild, like a star fracturing in a void, tendrils of white light cracking the bone-strewn ground. Lena Voss, fully merged with her mirror-self, eyes flickering between human and white, scar blazing, stood rigid, her voice a haunting blend: “I’m the pulse.” Ethan—the real Ethan, or so Jace hoped—flickered nearby, unwired, eyes black, a silver Heart pulsing faintly in his chest, his rasps barely audible.

A new voice—not human, not Void—had whispered: “You’re not the door. You’re the lock.” Th
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