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Chapter 63: The Emotion Code
Author: Grep-pens
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Fred – Active Flame Mirror | Dual-Consciousness Sync: 87%

Ivy – Memory-Emotion Extraction Protocol Initiated

Aura – Recovery Mode

Emily – Founder File Sequence Decryption at 78%

Archive Warning: Memory-Flame Emotion Contamination Detected | Curator Adaptation Confirmed Fred wandered Emberfront’s lower grid streets, letting the Flame Mirror in his mind scan for irregularity. He passed three standard flame-stations.

Nothing unusual. But near a plaza where a couple argued beside a dying flame, his left eye the Mirror flared dark violet. He looked into the flame.

The man’s memory was real… but the rage attached to it? Artificial. “The memory’s fine,” Fred whispered. “But the emotion is planted.”

Back in the Archive, Ivy used her resonance filter to analyze the contaminated flame. She found a double-thread of frequency: One carrying the actual event One carrying synthetic feeling

“This is worse than rewriting facts,” she told Emily.

“It’s rewriting how people respond to truth.”

Emil
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