The Pleasure Directive
Lys had helped tape that cut together with contraband gauze and stolen antiseptic that stung like hell and smelled like fake lemon.
“Mira,” she whispered.
SIREN‑12, codename stamped across an old datafile, flickered up in her interior overlay, unbidden.
Mira looked wrecked.
Her wrists were cuffed to the chair arms, metal biting deep into bruised flesh. Electrodes dotted her bare skin—temples, throat, forearms—wires snaking away to machines humming faintly out of frame. The air seemed to vibrate with their low, predatory buzz. An IV line trailed from her arm to a small device, blinking an ominous, steady light.
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