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The final system decision

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The system came back stronger.

Not violently.

Not chaotically.

But with a kind of cold certainty that hadn’t been there before.

Whatever hesitation had existed

Whatever gap they had used

Was gone.

The structure locked.

Not in motion.

In intention.

Every path aligned.

Every variable tightened.

Every possibility narrowed.

Until only one thing remained.

Decision.

Lyra felt it instantly.

“…it’s not waiting anymore.”

Kael nodded.

“No.”

His voice was low.

“It already chose.”

The bond pulsed.

Flat.

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