Elias reached up and tapped the neural interface behind his ear. A prompt appeared:
Elias arrived at The Atrium , a massive entertainment complex in the city center. The air inside was thick with synthesized pheromones designed to induce trust and euphoria.
“I know,” Elias said. He looked at the dark skyline. “It’s quiet.” dass - 393
“Remember this road, Elias?” she asked.
“Let’s go read that book,” Elias said. Elias reached up and tapped the neural interface
“Your score is going to tank tomorrow,” Mara said, checking her wrist. “You’ve been offline for two hours.”
“Maybe,” she said, softening slightly. “But it doesn't track my pupil dilation to see if I’m enjoying the right parts. It doesn't sell my emotional reaction to advertisers. It’s just… quiet.” “I know,” Elias said
In German-speaking academic texts, the sequence "dass 393" often occurs as a result of a conjunction ("dass," meaning "that") immediately preceding a page number or footnote reference in a citation.