"Hello, beautiful," Elara whispered. Her voice was swallowed by the room.
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She wasn't here for gold or data chips. She was here for the 'Keys'—the colloquial name for the archaic maintenance units that once kept the great cities of the Old World breathing. Most had been scrapped for parts long ago. But the registry claimed one remained here, abandoned in a forgotten server farm during the Great Evacuation. "Hello, beautiful," Elara whispered
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