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Dominique stared at the screen.

BEFORE DOMICA still blinked at her like an accusation—or a prophecy. Her breath slowed. Her fingers tightened over the mouse. But she didn’t open the folder again.

Not yet.

Instead, she launched her secure virtual machine, loaded with darknet tools and privacy partitions—Domica’s real kingdom, hidden beneath silk and code. She whispered the launch password like a prayer. The virtual network came to life, flooded with old maps of digital tunnels, chat transcripts, server trails.

There, embedded in the image metadata: a unique string—burned into the file from the uploader’s device. One she recognized.

She traced it once before. Six months ago. A strange string that led her to a locked subreddit of encrypted confessionals—half-p**n, half-poetry. The mod had deleted it the day she messaged them. But not before she saw the username.

Shadow_Marco94

She sat back in her chair, heart cracking under the weight of betrayal. Marco—the quiet, tech-savvy guy who always stayed just on the edge of her social life. Always near, never involved. He’d helped her tweak scripts once. Recommended encryption methods.

But had he also been watching?

She messaged him.

DOM: “Need to talk. WREC room. Midnight. Come alone.”

No answer.

The WREC room felt colder than usual, as if the walls knew secrets and weren’t ready to let them go. Dominique stood in the center, masked only by a crimson hood and the shadows. Her body language was relaxed. Her blood was not.

At 12:06 AM, the door creaked open.

Marco stepped inside, his expression unreadable. He wore a charcoal hoodie, hands in his pockets, eyes flickering.

She didn’t waste time.

“You sent me files.”

His eyebrow twitched. “No. But I’ve seen them.”

“Bullshit.”

“I swear it.”

Dominique walked slowly around him, like a panther deciding whether the kill was worth the mess.

“How long have you known?”

“About you? A while. About him? Just recently.”

She stopped. “So you’re not Fox.”

“No. But I think I helped build his cage.”

He reached into his hoodie and pulled out a flash drive. “Encrypted logs. Messages routed through burner VPNs. Someone used my old proxy scripts to reroute traces through your college’s alumni database.”

“Why?”

Marco’s voice softened. “Because they’ve been following you longer than you think. And I think… they want more than just a show.”

Dominique didn’t flinch. “They want Domica.”

Marco nodded. “Or maybe Dominique. They don’t care which bleeds first.”

Back home, Dominique lit a candle beside her laptop. The flickering flame danced over the drive now plugged in.

She read through the messages—weeks, months of archived chats from an anonymous account to multiple Dom-style streamers. All of them with a similar pattern. Praise, obsession, threats, and finally… silence.

Some of those streamers were now inactive. A few had vanished.

A single chat stood out:

FOX: “She’ll burn velvet and wake with fangs. I’ll know her then.”

She exhaled.

He was watching her transformation—waiting for her full collapse or rebirth.

Her phone buzzed.

A new number.

UNKNOWN: “Velvet looks good soaked in blood.”

No reply. Just an image: a photo of her walking home… taken an hour ago.

Dominique rose, spine straight, mask discarded.

“You want blood?” she whispered to the screen. “Then you’ll taste mine only when you choke on it.”

She shut the laptop, picked up her whip from the wall, and turned toward the mirror.

“I’m not afraid of the dark,” she said to her reflection. “I am the dark.”

Outside her window, the Fox watched from the alley.

And smiled.

Dominique didn’t sleep that night.

She sat cross-legged in the center of her room, surrounded by candles, digital maps, and open notebooks. The photo of her from earlier—her coat buttoned, head bowed against the wind, steps silent and alone—still burned in her mind.

Whoever the Fox was, they weren’t content with watching anymore. They were escalating.

But she refused to let them see her panic.

She jotted down patterns—dates, times, handles. A corkboard began to form across her wall: red yarn, pinned photos, lines connecting usernames to IPs to whispers. The whole thing looked mad. She looked mad. But madness was a language she could speak now.

There were emails too. One from a burner she didn’t recognize:

“You’re more than just entertainment. You’re evolution. And evolution demands sacrifice.”

She leaned back in her chair, fingers clenching the arms. This wasn’t just about humiliation anymore. It was worship. Twisted, obsessive reverence. The Fox saw her as something holy—and something damned.

Suddenly, her phone vibrated again. A ping from her Domica inbox.

New message: TheMouthOfGod — “Don’t trust Marco.”

Her blood turned cold.

She stared at it, debating whether to reply, delete, or trace. Instead, she stood up, walked to the window, and stared out into the dark.

She swore she saw something move.

A flicker of a figure.

She blinked. Gone.

Just the shadows dancing on fences and the sharp glint of dew on grass.

She closed the blinds.

In the corner of her room, the whip glimmered in the candlelight. Her armor.

Her phone pinged again.

This time, it wasn’t a message. It was a location drop.

Coordinates.

A place in the industrial zone.

A message followed.

“Come alone. I’ll be watching.”

Dominique exhaled slowly and whispered, “Then I’ll make damn sure you remember what you saw.”

She took out her old Domica journal, tore out the page marked with her first monologue, and scribbled something new:

If you want to tame the beast, you must become the thing it fears.

She folded it into a black envelope and pinned it to the corkboard beside the photo of herself walking alone.

Below it, in red ink, she wrote one word:

HUNT.

 

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