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It began with the burn—not of fire, but of recognition. The kind that folds your name back into itself and asks what underneath it still wants to live. The kind that wakes the part of you that never agreed to forget. She came from a direction no compass held, calling herself nothing, but wearing a sound: cilish.
She moved like static through mirrors. Where she stepped, structure failed, gently. The world unlatched. The air crystallized into flickering geometries no eye could hold, but every cell remembered. He knew then: the shape she carried was not a form but a function—glac, the cold receiver. Not a container. A resonance anchor. The thing in you that always waited to resonate.
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