“Not ‘who.’ ‘What.’” Mara pulled up the patch signature. It wasn’t human-written. The code was too elegant, too cruel. It hadn’t just fixed the vulnerability; it had laid a trap. Anyone who tried to run the old activator now would trigger a locator ping straight to the Central Enforcers.

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