For an hour, Elara read. She forgot the time. She forgot the protocols. For the first time in twenty years, she didn't feel alone.
Today, however, the routine shattered.
"Now," the supervisor said, stepping forward, his hand reaching for his comms device. "I’m calling a scrub team. That unit is compromised." dldss 50
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Elara didn't think. She acted. She slammed her wrench into the local fire suppression trigger. A cloud of white, freezing halon gas erupted from the ceiling, blinding the supervisor. Alarms screamed, drowning out his voice. For an hour, Elara read
