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Chapter 230: The Listener

Three Months Later — Kyoto.

Rain fell in whispering curtains, a gentle percussion against the ancient temple roof. The air smelled of cedar and electricity. Somewhere beneath the hum of the storm, another rhythm waited—too faint for instruments, too strange for silence.

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