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He downloaded it overnight.

The screen went black. The drone flew away. On the rooftop, the four stood in silence as the city hummed below them.

Leo raised a virtual Glock. It felt heavy. Real. He moved down the hallway, heart pounding. When he turned a corner, a man in a ski mask raised a knife. Leo fired twice. The man fell. Blood pooled — too real.

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