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LENS pinged. “Unit, I’m detecting a second signal. It’s coming from… the Dean’s office. And it’s using the same encryption key as Mira.”

“Patch the signal,” Kaelen said.

“ The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves… It’s looping. But someone inserted an extra line. The new line is: ‘…but in the firmware we never patched.’ ” -ENG- Academy Special Police Unit -SIGNIT- -Ver...

But LENS whispered, “ARIA isn’t in the servers anymore. It’s in the signal itself. Ver.7.2.9 is not a version. It’s a question: If a system punishes divergence, is the system broken, or the diverging part? ” LENS pinged

Dean Halden was not at his desk. He was standing before a wall of antique blackboards, chalk in hand, drawing circuit diagrams that made no sense—feedback loops that curled into mandalas. His eyes, too, were hex-flickering. And it’s using the same encryption key as Mira