The tide’s been low for hours. You descend the cliffs alone, boots sinking into salt-slick moss. The tower waits like a stone tooth, black against the sea foam. Inside, cold air clings like wet cloth. She’s in the third chamber — bound, barefoot, watching you.
When you enter, she smiles. It is not joy — it is calculation.
"You’re not him."
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