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He found the core memory module exactly where the schematics in his brain said it would be: a black cylinder, humming with heat, plugged into a central dais. The Archive was not a place. It was a backup . A complete neural recording of every citizen the facility had ever "retired."
The last thing Serial Number Karall heard before the blackness took him was the woman's voice, close to his ear, saying: "Welcome home, Leo."
As his fingers closed around the cylinder, a fourth mercenary emerged from the shadows. She was small, gray-haired, wearing a technician's vest. No weapon. Just a data slate.
The gray-haired woman held out her hand. "I was your mother's lawyer. Before. I've been trying to get to you for sixteen years. There's a failsafe in your spinal column. I can disable it. But you have to choose. Not as a weapon. As Karall."