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In the aftermath, someone walks free who perhaps shouldn't, and someone who should be free remains trapped. Release is relative in a town where the walls are made of secrets, obligations, and ancient bindings.
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Someone gains access to controls they were never meant to touch. The station's systems have a hierarchy, and the top level answers to something that isn't human. Clive's fingers hover over the keyboard. This is either the solution or the catastrophe.
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Janine discovers that her medical supplies have been compromised in a way that points to desperation, dependency, and a secret someone in town has been keeping for longer than anyone realised.
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Violence escalates in ways that are difficult to dismiss as coincidence. The Taniwha is restless. Troy's methods are becoming less subtle. The forest around Claybourne smells of something older than rain.
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Trust collapses. Everyone suspects everyone. The phones can't be trusted, the station is watching, and even the radio DJ seems to be narrating events in real time. In Te Irirangi, paranoia might just be pattern recognition.
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