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Kael sat at the bar, his cybernetic hand drumming a restless, metallic rhythm against the glass. He was waiting for a data drop, but his mind was elsewhere—stuck on the track the DJ had just slid into the deck. It started with that familiar, chopped-up vocal, but it was stripped raw. This wasn't the radio-friendly anthem of the early 2000s; this was the . Work it. Make it. Do it. Makes us. The club was called The Grid , a
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