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“Remember, the magic expires at midnight — then it’s back to rags and pumpkins.” Dante glared. “Scram.” “Zero humour. As always,” Caleb muttered as he strolled off. Dante walked forward, carrying Jo straight into what looked like empty air. The dome shimmered for a brief second — then vanished again. When he set her down, Jo looked around, confused. “What is this?” “A dome,” Dante said. Inside the invisible dome, there was no wind. No echo. Even the usual faint hum of nature dulled inside the barrier.

Early morning at 26D was made to look like a summer’s break through the weather control systems. A few low hanging clouds produced by moisture stabilizers kept things relatively cool and stable while an artificial sun peaking through the horizon as its energy danced through the city’s central pylon. But all this would be broken as the dome’s vents cranked open, the Pacific Ocean’s torrential storms tore through 26D’s residents, bathing what was once a perfectly balanced yet false summer’s day into something more akin to a December drizzle. It wasn’t terribly inconvenient, compared to the non stop rainfall that those outside of the Domes experienced but it was relatively unannounced. “The Ven

But Dome shook his head again and that made me exhale sharply in frustration. "I can drive you to one place only, Mr Xavier's mansion. Either you go home or you go in there again, so Mr Xavier could remain calm and finish the event without any problem," Dome said as his hand pointed at the clubhouse building. I muffled a chuckle at him and just smiled faintly. Surely, he would side with Ricky. Why would Dome even feel pity for me? He worked for Ricky obviously. "Then can you at least give me one new cigarette and your lighter, please? I'll get inside again. I promise..." I asked like a good girl.

Then… a ping. User: SparrowFox87 You didn’t really think your mother could hide from me, did you? The throne was never hers. You wear it better. Careful, little wolf. I know what happens when masks crack… Dominique’s cursor hovered over the message. Her hand shook as she clicked view attachments. Inside was a short video. It was her. As Domica. At the WREC Room. From an angle she never placed a camera. She dropped the mouse. Because behind her, standing silently in the shadows of the frame…