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ghostlynightpanda · 1 month ago

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I just got this idea in my head!!

It’s a Narumi Gen x GN! Reader

Let’s just pretend the fight against Kaiju No 9 was done. Could you write where a Narumi is recovering from serious injuries in a hospital after pushing his retinas beyond their own limits? He’s dealing with the possibility of permanent damage that could possibly make him blind forever, and how he’s struggling with the emotional weight of vulnerability and uncertainty. As he reflects on what he’s lost, someone (as in reader) close to him visits—someone whose quiet presence brings him unexpected comfort.

Something like that!! Use your imagination :D

Through the Darkness

A/N: I’m so sorry this took so long! I’m currently in the middle of exam preparations and working on my master’s thesis. Also, I haven’t read the Kaiju No. 8 manga, so I only know Narumi from the end of the first season. All the information about the fight against Kaiju No. 9 and his equipment comes from various internet sources, so I’m not entirely sure everything is 100% accurate—but I did my best! I still hope you enjoy it!

synopsis: After a devastating battle leaves Gen Narumi possibly blind and grappling with the loss of his identity, your quiet, unwavering presence becomes his anchor—reminding him that even in the dark, he hasn’t lost everything. As he struggles through recovery, he finds strength not in what he sees, but in knowing you’re still by his side.

content/warnings: Narumi Gen x reader, fluff & angst, -3.194 words

The hospital room reeked of antiseptic and stillness.

Gen Narumi lay motionless on the stiff mattress, both eyes wrapped in layered bandages. Beneath them, his retinas throbbed like raw nerves, scorched by his own weapon—RT-0001, the tool that had made him a legend and might now make him obsolete.

He hadn’t spoken much since waking. Not to the doctors. Not to Kikoru, who’d stopped by twice before he asked her not to come again. And definitely not to Kafka.

Not until he knew if it was permanent.

"You’ve suffered catastrophic retinal damage,” one medic had told him, carefully, clinically. “There may be neural interface degradation... We can't promise a full recovery.”

He’d nodded. He always nodded. That was what you did when your career, your future, and the thing that made you you might have just been ripped away��and the only thing left to hold onto was dignity.

But now, alone in the dark, Narumi felt it crawling up his spine: fear.

Not of death. He'd made peace with that years ago.

But uselessness? Helplessness? The idea that he might never fight again?

That was worse.

He wasn’t dead. But something in him had died.

The memories came in flashes—bright, sharp, painful.

Kaiju No. 9 had evolved past any predictable form, shedding old limits like skin. Its clone, Beta, had already pushed Narumi hard. But the final form—when No. 9 fused with other Kaiju—was monstrous. Intelligent. Calculated.

Even then, Narumi might’ve had a shot.

But not without pushing the RT-0001 to its edge.

“RT-0001 synchronization at 92%—WARNING: retinal strain at 500% threshold.”

“Do it anyway,” he’d hissed. “Give me everything.”

And it did.

His vision fractured into layered sight: X-ray, infrared, panoramic, biological markers—Kaiju No. 9’s structural weaknesses blooming before him like petals under a microscope.

Then foresight kicked in. Movements unfolding before they happened. Counters appearing like ghosts in the corner of his vision. Data screamed across his HUD. Weak points lit like fireworks.

For one perfect, blistering moment, Gen Narumi was unstoppable.

He danced through the battlefield with brutal elegance, anticipating No. 9’s every morph, feint, and regeneration cycle. Even the creature’s reactive evolution couldn’t keep up. Narumi was five steps ahead—and closing fast.

Slash. Dodge. Grapple. Break. His attacks were no longer guesses. They were conclusions.

Until he saw the path to victory. The final strike.

And he took it—knowing full well it would cost him.

The moment his blade pierced the Kaiju’s core, a shockwave of energy pulsed outward. A retinal backlash unlike anything he'd felt before—a burn behind the eyes, white-hot and final.

Then: Nothing.

No colors. No shapes. No vision.

Just black.

He stirred in the hospital bed now, the phantom memory of the afterimage still seared into his brain. The hiss of a vent, the tick of the wall monitor, his own heartbeat against the silence. They were the only companions he had.

What am I without my eyes? What good is foresight if you can't even see what's in front of you?

He clenched his fists beneath the blanket.

He'd spent years becoming the sharpest edge in the Defense Force. The weapon built from Kaiju No. 1's corpse. The man who turned vision into victory. And now—

Now he might never open his eyes again and see a damn thing.

They hadn't said it outright, but he knew. He could hear it in their voices.

They didn't know if he'd ever return to the battlefield. If he'd ever be... useful again.

And that was the part that terrified him most.

There were no windows in this part of the medical wing. Narumi didn’t need to ask. He could tell by the way the air felt—stagnant, heavy, isolated. High-security, high-priority. Far away from the others.

He didn’t want to be seen like this anyway.

There was a time he’d thrived under attention. People watching him, counting on him, looking to him as the savior with perfect eyes and unshakable swagger. He’d been sharp, untouchable, the guy who always had a plan and saw ten moves ahead. The kind of man who made arrogance feel earned.

But now—

Now the silence left too much space for thoughts he didn’t want.

What if this is it? What if the mission, the weapons, the precision—it all ended on that battlefield?

He kept hearing it again. That last alarm before his sight shut off completely.

“Neural interface overload imminent. Retinal burnout irreversible.”

He should have stopped. Should have retreated. Should have lived to fight another day.

But there had not been another day to spare.

So he made the call—and now he was here. Not a hero. Not a weapon.

Just a man in a bed. Blind. Alone. Breaking quietly behind bandages and silence.

He didn’t notice the door open.

Didn’t hear your footsteps at first. You moved gently, like someone who wasn’t sure they were welcome.

He only knew someone was there when the air shifted—different from the sterile chill of the hospital. It was warmer. Familiar in a way that made something in his chest tighten without warning.

"...You gonna stand there or say something?"

His voice came out rougher than he meant, low and tired. He grimaced slightly, not because of pain—but because it had been a long time since he’d spoken like a person, not a patient.

There was a beat of silence. Then your voice—soft, hesitant.

“I didn’t know if you wanted visitors.”

He exhaled slowly, pressing the back of his head into the pillow. “I don’t.”

Another pause. You didn’t leave.

He didn’t ask you to.

You didn’t come rushing in with flowers or bright words. No exaggerated sympathy, no sidelong glances at the bandages, no awkward filler talk.

Just... presence.

You walked over and sat in the chair beside his bed, the legs squeaking slightly against the linoleum. Then nothing.

Not a word.

Narumi wasn’t sure what unnerved him more—your quiet or how strangely comforting it was.

He’d expected pity. Guilt. The same haunted looks the squad had given him before he told them to stop visiting. But you just sat there. Like it was normal. Like he wasn’t falling apart inch by inch.

He turned his head slightly toward you, still seeing nothing. Just the dark.

"...I can’t see you."

“I know.”

“They said it might be forever.”

“I know that too.”

That cracked something in him. Not because of what you said—but because you didn’t flinch saying it. You didn’t sugarcoat it. You didn’t pretend he was going to be fine.

No one else had done that.

He let out a long breath and finally let the mask slip.

“I burned out the RT-0001,” he muttered, voice low. “Everything I had—the foresight, the readings, the vision that let me track the Kaiju—it’s gone. I don’t know who the hell I’m supposed to be without it.”

His fists clenched the blanket.

“I was always the guy who saw it coming. Who saved people because I could see what no one else could. And now?” His voice cracked—not loud, but brittle. “Now I can’t even see my own damn hands.”

You were quiet for a moment.

Then, slowly, you reached out. Not grabbing him. Not forcing anything. Just your fingers resting lightly near his—close enough he could feel your warmth.

And in that small touch, something grounded him.

You weren’t trying to fix him. You weren’t offering hope he didn’t believe in. You were just here.

That scared him more than anything. Because it felt like something he didn’t deserve—but needed more than he could admit.

“I don’t care about what you’ve lost,” you said quietly, and your voice didn’t tremble. “You’re still Narumi. And you’re still here.”

He didn’t respond.

But he didn’t pull away.

Time passed differently in the dark.

Narumi didn’t know how long you’d sat there with him—minutes, maybe hours. But for once, the silence didn’t stretch like a punishment. It settled around him like a blanket, not a coffin. He wasn't used to quiet meaning safety.

Your hand stayed close to his. Not holding—just there. A quiet offer. A tether. Something real.

For a long time, he said nothing. He didn’t know how to talk about what he was feeling. He wasn’t sure there was a word for it—the way it hollowed him out from the inside, like the burn left behind by the RT-0001.

And yet... it was your presence that gave him the space to finally try.

“I used to think I couldn’t lose,” he murmured eventually. “Not just in battle. In anything. Like... if I could see every possibility, then I could control the outcome. Never make a mistake.”

You didn’t say anything, but you didn’t move either.

He went on.

“And now? I can’t even see where the damn bed ends. Can't tell if it's night or day. Can't even tell if I'm facing the right direction when I talk to people.”

His voice turned bitter. “What kind of commander is that?”

A long pause.

Then: “One who’s still here.”

You didn’t flinch when he scoffed. “Still here doesn’t mean anything if I can’t fight.”

“It means everything if you’re still living.”

He swallowed hard. That shouldn't have hit the way it did, but it cracked something loose inside his chest.

Living. He hadn't thought about it like that.

Since waking up, every thought had been about what he’d lost. Every hour had been measured by what he couldn’t do anymore.

But now, with your hand beside his and your voice anchoring him, he realized:

He was still here. Still breathing. Still Gen Narumi.

Wounded? Yes. Shaken? Absolutely.

But not gone.

Not yet.

“You always like this?” he asked after a while, and there was a ghost of a grin tugging at his mouth. “Quiet, I mean.”

You shrugged. “You never seemed like the type who needed noise.”

That made him actually laugh—short, rough, real. “You clearly don’t know how much I talk to myself when I game.”

“I’ve heard. You narrate your killstreaks.”

“Damn right I do.”

It was the first time since the battle that something like joy had crept into his voice. Faint and fleeting. But there.

He turned his head toward you, blind eyes searching instinctively. “You know what pisses me off most?”

“What?”

“I finally beat that bastard. I won. And it still feels like I lost.”

You were quiet for a second. Then you said something he hadn’t expected. “You didn’t lose. You paid a price. That’s different.”

The words landed hard.

He didn’t reply. He couldn’t. Something in his throat tightened.

A moment later, your fingers finally closed around his.

Not out of pity. Not to comfort a fallen hero.

Just... to be there.

And Narumi, who’d never needed anyone before, didn’t pull away. Didn’t joke. Didn’t deflect. He just let you hold his hand in the dark.

And for the first time since everything had gone black, he didn’t feel like he was falling.

Eventually, you had to go.

There were no dramatic goodbyes. No promises or reassurances. Just a soft rustle as you stood, a quiet murmur of his name, and then the soft click of the door closing behind you.

Narumi hated how much he missed your presence the second it was gone.

But the strangest part? You came back.

The next morning.

And then that night. Again.

And again after that.

No questions. No explanations. Just you—slipping into the room like you belonged there. Always quiet. Always steady. Sometimes with the scent of fresh coffee on your clothes, sometimes damp from the rain. You brought the outside world with you, but never shoved it into his face. Never forced him to engage.

You sat beside his bed, your chair always in the same place, close enough for him to know you were there. Sometimes you read. Sometimes you just closed your eyes and rested. Sometimes, if he seemed open to it, you told him about your day.

Nothing grand. Just life.

A trainee screwing up paperwork. A Kaiju alert that turned out to be a false alarm. Kikoru’s new obsession with protein bars. Kafka overworking himself again. The little things that made up the world he could no longer see.

He listened.

Sometimes he asked questions. Sometimes he didn’t. But he always listened.

The days bled together.

He started noticing when you were five minutes late. He’d never say anything, but the space beside him would feel too quiet, the world too heavy.

And then you'd arrive, and everything would shift.

He didn’t know what to call it. It wasn’t a distraction. It wasn’t comfort, exactly. It was just you. And that had become enough.

He started talking more.

Not much at first. A dry comment here. A sarcastic joke. A muttered thanks when you adjusted the covers without a word. But little by little, the silence between you turned into something softer.

He told you, eventually, what it felt like during the overload—how his vision fractured into a million pieces of color and data, how it felt like staring into a star going supernova, how beautiful and terrifying it was right before it all went black.

He told you how much he hated waking up like this. How he’d spent the first week after the surgery pretending to be asleep so the medics would leave him alone. How he’d nearly ripped the bandages off in the middle of the night once, just to see something—anything.

And then one night, when the sky outside was heavy with stormclouds, he whispered— “I was more scared after the battle than during it.”

He didn’t mean to say it. It just slipped out, like breath.

You didn’t say anything at first. But you reached out again, your hand closing around his like it had that first day.

He held on.

“I thought I’d lost everything,” he said another evening. “Not just the fight. Not just the sight. But who I was. Like... if I wasn’t the one who could see the future, who the hell was I?”

You didn’t answer with words. You just squeezed his hand, grounding him in the moment, reminding him—he was still here.

Then, one quiet morning, as you sat beside him sipping tea, he said it. Barely more than a murmur. “It calms me… having you here.”

You turned to look at him, but he didn’t face you. He didn’t have to.

“This... everything’s gone. I don’t know what’s gonna come back, or if I’ll ever be able to fight again. But you—You’re still here. I didn’t lose you.”

And that mattered more than he could say.

There were still bad days. Days when he snapped without meaning to. Days when the darkness was too thick. Days when he felt like he was drowning inside a body that no longer felt like his.

But you were there.

And somehow, that made the weight easier to carry.

He didn’t know what came next. But for now, in the middle of the unknown, in the quiet hum of machines and the soft warmth of your presence—

Narumi felt something close to peace.

Even without his sight, he’d never seen something so clearly.

Rehab began like everything else had—quietly. No fanfare, no announcements. Just a nurse at the edge of his bed one morning saying, “Let’s start.”

Narumi didn’t respond right away. He just turned his face toward the voice, bandages now gone but eyes still blank, still useless. Still waiting.

Waiting for something to come back. Or to never come back at all.

The exercises started small.

Walking the length of a room with his hand on the wall. Sitting upright without losing balance. Navigating space by memory and sound. All while his body screamed at him about how broken it still was.

His pride took the worst of it.

But he swallowed it—barely. For someone who once fought Kaiju with sniper precision and split-second foresight, struggling to find the damn bathroom felt like defeat all over again.

But you were there.

Every time.

Mornings, evenings, and sometimes both.

You learned the rhythm of his recovery without being asked. You walked beside him when he took those first steps down the sterile hallway. You stood just far enough that he had to reach but close enough that he’d never fall alone. You didn’t make it a big deal when he stumbled, and you never offered help unless he asked.

He hated how much he needed that.

And how much he needed you.

One afternoon, when he misjudged the edge of the therapy railing and slammed his shoulder hard enough to bruise, he swore under his breath and froze. Shoulders tense. Breathing shallow.

You said nothing. Just moved to stand beside him, arms crossed loosely.

“Don’t say it,” he muttered.

“I wasn’t going to.”

He waited.

Still silence.

Then, just as he was about to turn away—

“You’re doing fine, Gen.”

And somehow, that was worse. Because it meant you saw through it all. The anger. The frustration. The pain. And you stayed anyway.

It was late one evening when it happened. The hospital wing was quiet. Rehab was over for the day. The lights were dimmed, and he was sitting upright in his bed, muscles aching but stretched, breathing slow.

You were beside him, like always. Reading something softly under your breath. It didn’t matter what. He didn’t care about the story. He just liked the sound of your voice.

“I thought I wouldn’t care,” he said suddenly.

You stopped. Looked up. “About what?”

“Being alone.”

A pause.

He leaned his head back against the wall and let the truth fall out of him.

“I used to think—if I lost everything, I’d just... figure it out. Fight through. Adapt. That's what I do. You know? But when this happened—and I woke up, and they told me I might never see again... it wasn’t the blindness that scared me.”

He turned his face toward you, eyes still unfocused, but fixed on where you sat.

“It was thinking I’d have to go through it alone.”

Your breath caught. Just barely.

“But then you came. And you kept coming back. Every single day. Even when I was a bastard about it. Even when I didn’t say a damn thing.”

He let out a slow, trembling exhale.

“I don’t know what’s gonna happen with my sight. Maybe it comes back. Maybe it doesn’t. But if I’m being honest... it doesn’t matter as much as it used to.”

You didn’t move. Just listened.

“Because I can still feel you next to me. And as long as you’re here… I think I’ll be okay.”

He didn’t say I love you—not yet. But it was there. In every word. Every silence that followed. Every breath he took after saying it.

Then—hesitantly, almost shyly—he reached toward the space beside him.

And you took his hand.

Like you always had.

And this time, Narumi smiled—not forced, not bitter.

Just real.

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#kaiju no. 8 #gen narumi #narumi gen x reader #narumi x reader #narumi gen fluff #narumi gen angst

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rust-bearer · 6 months ago

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The prisoner screamed in their cell, as First Aid watched through the window. Their servo, previously their pride of trade, had been cut off right where the nerve endings started; it looked fairly painful, and judging by the screaming, it was.

First Aid made a note of it, typing on his keypad.

“Hey doc. Fancy seeing you here,” Vortex purred from First Aid’s left, standing obtrusively in the doorway. First Aid spared him a glance, then return to the prisoner.

“Standard response of sudden amputation. Patient underwent a below-the-wrist amputation following extensive ischemic damage and necrosis of the servo due to unintended infection…” First Aid looked up again at the ‘prisoner’, before returning to his notes, continuing to speak aloud as he typed. “Preoperative imaging revealed critical tissue loss, with no viable circulation distal to the wrist. Procedure was uncomplicated and patient is expected to make a full recovery.”

Vortex made an interested noise, deciding to lean into First Aid’s personal space. “Sounds like you had some fun without me.”

First Aid set the tablet down with a small noise of dissatisfaction. Then, he spoke into a microphone, directed to the diminutive medical drones, currently puttering around the operating room. “Physician consent obtained for patient termination.”

As one, the drones all jolted to life. The prisoner strapped to the operating table barely had time to scream before the drones began to gouge him apart. First Aid shook his head, and made yet another mental note to recalibrate the drones. Always so messy. Never enough time to fix it, though. Especially not with…

Well, Vortex. Vortex, who was currently staring in disbelief. “Yknow, I was joking when I said you should lighten up. Isn’t this a little extreme? I mean, Primus, Aid, aren’t you supposed to be a medic-”

“What is it you want, Vortex?” First Aid sighed. He shouldn’t be even indulging this. “I wouldn’t have to kill so many patients if you left me alone.”

“Me? What did I do!” Vortex looks wounded, and maybe it’s an act. “You’re the one who chopped off his wrist, then, well… the rest of him too. Say, doesn’t he look a lot like your old coworker?” Vortex flashes a deep grin, unobstructed by any mask.

First Aid ignores him. Looks back to his notes. “Attending physician visual disturbance noted. Accompanied by auditory disturbances as well. Patient log closed for the day.”

“Hallucination?” Vortex makes to snatch away the data pad, but his clawed servo goes through it. “Wh- hey! First Aid, what did you-”

“You’re DEAD, Vortex!” First Aid finally snaps. “We have this conversation every other day! You’re- not real, and I shouldn’t even be talking to you…” Inhale, exhale. “I’ve been awake too long. This always happens, and I keep telling myself not to let it happen, and it always happens…”

Muttering to himself, First Aid stands up and leaves the room. Vortex, or what thinks it’s Vortex, stands over the data pad. Watches the text scroll automatically until it reaches today’s date.

Fifty thousand years after the end of the War. After Vortex’s last, hazy memory of… something, and then nothing at all. The room dims; the room goes black.

Nothing but a pair of red optics, staring out of the dark.

#first aid #transformers #vortex #Texaid #transformers idw #idk what this AU is it’s some kind of #ghost au I guess but in reverse!!#the intended reading is that first aid thinks he’s hallucinating #but the reality is it’s actually vortex and he’s a ghost #but he has bad ghost memory plus operates on tinkerbell logic #also of course first aid went CRAAAAZy with grief after everyone died #but not actually crazy more just. taking him to the extreme of his character #he’s determined and hopeful and willing to take risks for patients?#ok what if he was all that but in a bad way #determined to get the people he cares about back at any cost

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mice-and-moonbeams · 2 years ago

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Hi yes I would like to start down this rabbit hole please because I'm totally normal about this ... I am convinced Jon and Martin are part of a tape drive. It links with the tapes from TMA and the trailer for TMP especially with the opening computer screen (I already posted about my thoughts on that).

What is a tape drive?

A tape drive is a device that stores computer data on magnetic tape, especially for backup and archiving purposes. Like an ordinary tape recorder, a tape drive records data on a loop of flexible celluloidlike material that can be read and also erased.

Tape drives differ from hard disk drives (HDDs) and solid-state drives (SSDs) in the way data is read and written to the storage media. Tapes store data sequentially, whereas HDDs and SSDs use rotating disks with rapidly moving seek heads, nonmoving flash memory or similar technology to transfer data.

Drives come in many sizes and capabilities. They are sold as standalone units or stacked in data center racks, creating tape libraries. The tapes themselves are often housed in sealed cassettes that can be inserted into the drive and activated.

There are several benefits to using tape drives, particularly for backup and archival uses. They include the following:

Capacity. Tapes have a large capacity for storing data when compared to HDDs.

Low cost. They are economical when compared to other storage media.

Life span. Tapes stored in a suitable environment can last for decades, an important factor for archival storage.

Transportable. Tapes can be easily moved from one location to another and are considered off-line storage.

Disaster recovery. Tape is often the storage medium of choice for data backup and DR. Storing critical systems and data on tape creates an air gap between systems that are at risk from cyber attacks simply by removing the tape cassette from the drive.

Security. Today, tapes support encryption such as Advanced Encryption Standard-256 and provide varying levels of data protection.

#the magnus archives #martin blackwood #jonathan sims #tma #jonmartin #the magnus protocol #magnus pod #tmp #tmp theory #jon sims #jmart #jonny sims #tape drive #tapes!#jmart is in the tapes!

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whiteraven87 · 1 month ago

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Driven by Desire: Fire and Speed - 11. The New Driver

The Unstoppable Series - Masterlist

Four parts. Two hearts. One love story.

pairing: Toto Wolff x Miriell Joschke (Original Character, female F1 driver)

Series warnings: long fan fiction/series, slow burn, age gap (23 years), woman racing in F1, boss/driver relationship, difficult and painful past, death, angst, recovery after trauma and loss, love after loss, sexual tension, sex scenes, illness, pregnancy, memory lost.

full series word count: 218k words of speed, scars, slow-burning love, and everything in between.

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chapters until now of Part 4: Driven by Desire: Fire and Speed

Prologue

Return to Life

YES!

We are back

Third World Championship Title

The Night That Changed Everything

The Inevitable Conversation

Now and Forever [18+]

You Are the Reason

Our Place

The New Driver

Night Experiments [18+]

In His Power [18+]

Memories

The Royal Couple of F1 [18+]

New Era

The First Race of the Season and Rumors

Mercedes – Power, Style, and Authority

Triumph of a Young Champion

Shadows of the Night

The Sea, the Silence, Us [18+]

previous Parts:

Part 1: Driven by Speed - A Diamond Among Stones

Part 2: Driven by Success - Golden Girl

Part 3: Driven by Love - Rebirth from the Ashes

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11. The New Driver

Silverstone, January

POV Toto

Unfortunately, the off-season was quickly coming to an end, and so was our time off with Miriell. I had to finally make a decision regarding Mercedes' second driver. We had organized tests at Silverstone, which were crucial. I needed to make a choice that would shape the team's future.

After George's departure, everything sped up—I knew Andrea Kimi Antonelli had been on our radar for a long time, but was he truly ready for F1?

Miriell, as always, was ready to work. Seeing her in her race suit, that determined look in her eyes, I knew she'd be the perfect benchmark for the young driver. If anyone could assess his potential and give him his first lesson in what it means to race at the highest level, it was her.

I watched as Miriell and Kimi headed out onto the track. The young Italian, not even eighteen yet, carried himself with a calmness and confidence rarely seen in rookies. He wasn't afraid to push the car to its limits, and his racing lines were clean and precise.

Watching the telemetry data, I was growing more and more convinced.

After the tests, we gathered in a conference room at Silverstone. It was me, Miriell, James Allison, and Niki Lauda.

"Well, Toto," Niki started, as direct as ever. "The kid's got talent. You can see he has a natural feel for the car and he's not afraid to push."

"That's true," James agreed, analyzing the data on his laptop. "Of course, we can't expect him to be on Miriell's level right away, but if we guide him properly, we might have a future team leader on our hands."

I looked at Miriell, who was leaning against the desk, arms crossed over her chest.

"What do you think?" I asked.

"He's fast, smart, and has natural instincts," she replied without hesitation. "I know debuting at Mercedes comes with massive pressure, but Kimi seems to have a good head on his shoulders. Besides... we get along. And that's important if we're going to work together."

"And you've got exactly what a young driver needs," Niki added, looking at her with admiration. "Charisma, experience, and above all—the mindset of a champion. If he's going to learn from someone, it should be you, Miriell."

I turned to James.

"What are our alternatives?"

"Experienced drivers, but no one who fits our long-term vision," he said, shaking his head. "Kimi is a risk—but in a few years, he could be our best move."

I thought for a moment, but the decision was already made.

"We're taking him."

A few days later, Brackley

The press room was full of journalists, cameras, and flashing lights. At the table stood Miriell and Kimi beside me, both wearing Mercedes team gear.

I took the microphone and looked at the crowd.

"Thank you all for coming. After George's departure, we had to make an important decision about the team's future. We were looking for someone not only competitive, but someone who fit into Mercedes' long-term strategy."

I paused for a moment, glancing at Kimi. The young Italian looked calm, though there was a spark of excitement in his eyes.

"Today, I'm proud to announce that the second driver for the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team will be Andrea Kimi Antonelli."

The room exploded with flashes and murmurs.

"Kimi is an extraordinary talent who's been on our radar for some time. We believe he has everything it takes to become a future star in Formula 1. He also has the rare opportunity to learn from one of the greatest drivers in the history of this sport—Miriell."

I looked at her, and she gave me a soft smile.

"Together, they form a lineup that combines experience with youth. We're excited for what lies ahead."

Kimi took the microphone.

"I want to thank Mercedes for this opportunity. I know it's a huge responsibility, but I'll do everything I can to earn this seat. I have the best teacher I could've ever asked for, and I can't wait for my first race."

Miriell placed a hand on his shoulder and smiled.

"Just don't get used to beating me in testing," she joked, drawing laughter from the journalists.

The press conference ended with loud applause. Looking at my new lineup, I felt confident I'd made the right call.

Mercedes was about to begin a new chapter - and I couldn't wait to write it.

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NEXT -> 12. Night Experiments [18+]

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🔐 PANDORA – ENVY DIVISION DOSSIER

SUBJECT: KHALILSON, SIRIUS Call Sign: Graft Clearance Level: ██/███ (Tier-9 Envy Access Only) Dossier ID: PND-ENVY/Δ-HXN14-633

BIOLOGICAL OVERVIEW

Field Entry: Full Name: Sirius Khalilson Date of Birth: 12 May 1989 Height: 5’7” Weight: 154 lbs Place of Birth: Alexandria, Egypt Nationality: Dual – Egyptian / Classified (Naturalized ██████) Species: Human (Genetically Modified) Affiliation: Pandora Initiative – Envy Division Former Affiliation: REDACTED CIA – Covert Operations Division Status: Active / Monitored

INTERNAL EVALUATION REPORT

SECTION I: GRAFT ABILITY OVERVIEW

Classification: Tier-IV Neurokinesis Baseline Genome: Homo sapiens (genetically modified)

A. Neural Manipulation Capabilities

"Neurocartography"—the ability to perceive, manipulate, and extract the neurological "maps" of sensation, memory, and pain encoded within the nervous system, particularly along the spinal column. The “pages” appear in his perception like glowing neural tattoos hovering in space. The longer a "page" is held outside a host, the more unstable it becomes—like a fraying nerve, it degrades and corrupts. Victims may convulse or experience involuntary muscle spasms during extraction.

To Graft, a person's spine is not just a bundle of nerves—it's a living archive. Every trauma, every learned reflex, every scar of experience is encoded in the body's electrical language. He can reach into that system and tear out pieces of it like pages from a book.

Neuro-Spinal Grafting: Subject can extract and imprint pain-response pathways from others via physical contact, particularly along the spinal column.

Pain Transference: Subject can reroute nociceptive signals—emotional or physical pain—from one being into another, or internalize them.

Synaptic Mapping: Capable of creating temporary neuro-empathic links, allowing for the perception and extraction of deeply embedded emotional trauma.

Pain Extraction: Graft can isolate and rip the neural mapping of specific pain memories or trauma, leaving the target numb, confused, or emotionally hollow. Victims often feel a phantom absence, as if something fundamental is missing from their nervous system.

Sensory Hijack: By dragging or splicing these maps, he can transplant pain pathways from one person into another—making one person suffer another’s wounds or guilt.

Neural Silencing: He can temporarily (or permanently) sever connections between the brain and the body—cutting off pain, emotion, or even motor control with precision. This is often used mid-combat to disable or interrogate.

Echo Mapping: When he extracts a pain-map, Graft gains brief psychic "echoes" of the target’s trauma—flashes of memory, fear, or sensation. These moments are invasive, sometimes overwhelming, and often addictive.

"Spinal Bookmarking": He can mark a specific nerve thread and return to it later—revisiting a memory or reactivating pain as a threat or reminder.

B. Structural Integrity & Recovery

Accelerated Tissue Regeneration: Healing factor calibrated to 5.1× human baseline; minor wounds self-seal within minutes.

Adaptive Neurological Compensation: Nervous system dynamically adapts to new grafted data, granting temporary access to pain tolerances, reflexes, or biological instincts from others.

Neuroempathic Binding: When emotionally tethered to another subject, can redirect trauma responses to stabilize or destabilize neural equilibrium.

SECTION II: SENSORIAL AND PHYSICAL ENHANCEMENTS

A. Sensory Expansion

Olfactory Resolution: 45× human range. Utilized for emotional trace detection and trauma scent decoding.

Auditory Range: Detects ultrasonic emissions up to ~64 kHz.

Empathically responsive to distress tones.

Emotive Field Perception: Subconscious detection of fear, grief, and intent via biochemical cues.

B. Physical Conditioning

Subject exhibits enhanced muscular strength and endurance, with peak output estimated at nearly three times that of an average human.

Strength levels dynamically fluctuate based on the current neurokinetic load and graft-induced physiological adaptations.

Reflexes and agility are markedly improved, allowing for sudden bursts of rapid, unpredictable movement in combat or escape scenarios.

Subject demonstrates limited organic mimicry, temporarily altering dermal texture and muscle tone to blend with environmental or emotional cues, aiding stealth and resilience.

SECTION III: COGNITIVE PROFILE & BEHAVIORAL PERFORMANCE

A. Tactical Intelligence

Capable of real-time strategic recalibration under high duress.

Uses empathic-neural input to anticipate opponent behavior.

Avoids direct command hierarchies; prefers independent execution or small-unit autonomy.

B. Emotional Regulation

Subject exhibits alexithymia.

Emotional recognition in others is strong; emotional articulation for self is deficient.

Displays guarded affect but is highly reactive to distress signals.

SECTION IV: TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT INTERFACE

Primary Weapon: Custom-modified compact assault rifle (caliber classified)

Secondary Weapon: Silenced semi-automatic pistol

Melee Weapon: Surgical-grade scalpel set (various sizes, titanium alloy blades)

Additional Tools: Covert tactical knife (ceramic blade), field med-kit for emergency wound treatment

SECTION V: OPERATIONAL SPECIALIZATIONS

Neural Mapping & Emotional Residue Analysis

Memory Bleed Resistance (compartmentalized trauma locks)

Pain Redistribution (neurokinetic absorption and redirection)

Hostage Emotional Stabilization & Triage

Infiltration via Empathic and Neural Linkage

Environmental Tracking through Neural Echoes

SECTION VI: LIMITATIONS AND RISK FACTORS

Identity Disruption: Recurrent neuro-spinal grafting causes dissociative episodes and emotional boundary collapse.

Neural Feedback Syndrome: May suffer from seizures or paralysis due to overloaded neurokinetic transfer.

Emotional Saturation: High-emotion zones can short-circuit empathic buffers, leading to neurological shutdown.

Delayed Communication: In high-intensity neurokinetic states, subject struggles with coherent speech or response.

Biological Overload: Absorbing multiple trauma signatures simultaneously risks permanent nerve damage.

Exploitation Risk: Vulnerable to psychic or AI-driven psychological subversion through emotional resonance traps.

Solitude Dependency: Requires recovery periods of isolation to recalibrate neural thresholds and emotional alignment.

Tactical Rigidity: Functions best in small-cell environments; exhibits resistance to hierarchical structure.

Sensory Overload: Extreme auditory/visual stimuli can disorient or incapacitate subject temporarily.

Evaluation Summary:

LIMITATIONS

Graft demonstrates extraordinary capabilities rooted in neurokinesis—particularly neural pain transference and emotional extraction. However, the invasive and intimate nature of his ability imposes dangerous consequences on his cognition, physiology, and operational coherence.

Cognitive Displacement: Subject risks permanent identity fragmentation through repeated grafting cycles.

Partial amnesia and persona contamination have been observed.

Neuropathic Burnout: Subject has exhibited blackouts and cardiac distress following prolonged neural absorption.

Residual Trauma Retention: Psychological echoes from previous grafts remain embedded. These fragments interfere with present emotional processing.

Pathological Transmission: Subject can absorb and unwittingly internalize mental disorders or psychosomatic triggers.

Autonomy Override: Attachment to emotionally charged subjects often overrides extraction protocol.

Technological Ineptitude: Lacks intuitive engagement with electronic systems under pressure. Delegates all tech-interaction in field.

Summary Judgment: Graft is indispensable in high-emotion, trauma-sensitive environments but poses a systemic threat to mission cohesion if overexposed. Recommends emotional containment handler assignment on all future ops.

SECTION VII: INCIDENT LOG EXCERPTS

Incident #041 – Neural Feedback Loop Date: 22 May 2023 Outcome: Feedback from linked operative caused neurokinetic seizure. Subject unconscious for 17 hours post extraction.

Incident #087 – Hostage Stabilization (Cairo Market Siege) Date: 18 Oct 2024 Outcome: Siphoned panic signals and trauma loops from five civilian children. Subject suffered severe nosebleed and memory distortion.

Incident #104 – Deep-Graft Fugue Date: 19 Feb 2025 Outcome: Located 12 km off-grid in fugue state. Subject displayed partial memory from linked civilian with no debrief record.

PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE [CONFIDENTIAL – REDACTED]

Diagnosed with Controlled Empathic Dissociation Disorder Compulsion: Logs emotional trauma in encrypted neural diary Attachment Schema: High affective enmeshment; prefers solitude Trust Rating: Moderate – highly situational Loyalty Tier: ██ (Anchor Dependent) Obedience Level: Autonomous

Watchlist Tag: "If overwhelmed, do not touch. Withdraw."

Behavioral Note (per Division Psych Lead): “Graft exhibits a paradox of hyper-attunement and emotional detachment. While his neurokinetic abilities grant him intimate access to others’ trauma, he remains emotionally non-integrated with his own experiences. He responds to suffering with precision, not empathy—intervening like a surgeon, not a savior. Isolation is his default coping strategy, yet he’s magnetically drawn to pain in others. Recommends close monitoring for emerging compulsions tied to unresolved emotional grafts.”

CLASSIFIED — AUTHORIZED MEDICAL PERSONNEL ONLY

Subject: Medical and Enhancement History Report Operative Call Sign: Graft Date: May 20, 2025 Prepared by: Division Medical and Biotechnical Services

MEDICAL AND ENHANCEMENT HISTORY REPORT

Initial Integration: March 7, 2019 – Cairo Site-09 Procedure: Tier-IV Neurokinetic Grafting Implant Outcome: 93% synaptic retention rate. Subject stabilized after 72-hour sensory fragmentation.

Phase II Enhancements (August 2020 – Berlin Cell):

Neural relay mesh implanted for signal redirection

Pain conduit routing adjusted for enhanced durability

Neurofeedback buffer to reduce overload risk

Complications:

Graft Episode #12 (March 2021): Involuntary bond with rioter led to loss of self-identity for 36 hours. Memories distorted.

Phase III Enhancements (October 2023 – Site-12):

Pain transference refinement module installed

Reflex acceleration node integrated into basal ganglia

Known Medical Flags:

Mild arrhythmia post-graft

Spiking neurochemical levels in zones of extreme grief

Elevated oxytocin retention linked to prolonged emotional tethering

Monitoring Notes:

Subject's neurokinetic field reacts unpredictably to certain biotypes. Continues to refuse emotional suppressants.

Ongoing Precautions:

Mandate psych recovery window post-op (3–5 hours)

Enforce handler presence near trauma-site survivors

Revoke solo deployment in extreme emotional zones exceeding 48 hours

SPECIALIZATIONS

Neurokinetic Pain Transference

Tactical Infiltration

Emotional Field Mapping

Nerve Network Hijacking

Environmental Adaptation

Emotional Signal Disruption

Empathic Covert Reconnaissance

Close Quarters Threat Neutralization

Behavioral Surveillance

LIMITATIONS

Identity Dissolution

Neural Fatigue

Communication Lag

Trauma Residue Retention

Manipulation Vulnerability

SKILLS

Proficient:

Stealth & Infiltration

Close Combat Mastery

Insight

Intimidation

Pain Tolerance

Expertise:

Tactical Foresight

Substandard:

Athletics

Vehicular Operation

KNOWN ANOMALIES

Subject retains sensory and memory data from past contact

Neural echo recall includes sight, sound, and emotional profile

Encrypted trauma logs updated subconsciously

🗂️ MISSION LOGS – CLASSIFIED ENVY OPS

🔻 END OF FILE

"He carries the dead inside him—so no one else has to." – Pandora Internal Memo

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Understanding Computer Storage Devices

Computer storage devices refer to hardware components used to store, retrieve, and manage data in computing systems. These devices fall into two primary categories:

Hard Disk Drives (HDDs): Traditional storage media offering large capacities at relatively low costs. HDDs use spinning magnetic disks and are ideal for archival or bulk storage.

Solid-State Drives (SSDs): These use flash memory to deliver faster data access, greater energy efficiency, and enhanced durability. SSDs are rapidly replacing HDDs in laptops, servers, and gaming systems due to their performance advantages.

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Shift to SSDs While HDDs still dominate in terms of volume, SSD adoption is accelerating due to faster read/write speeds, lower latency, and decreasing cost per gigabyte. This transition is especially pronounced in laptops, data centers, and gaming devices.

Rise of Cloud Storage and Backup Solutions The increased adoption of hybrid and multi-cloud environments is changing the dynamics of the storage market. Organizations are embracing both on-premise and cloud-based storage for redundancy, disaster recovery, and remote access flexibility.

Edge Computing and Decentralized Storage With more computing power moving to the edge (near the source of data generation), there is growing demand for compact, high-performance local storage to process and store data in real time before syncing to central data centers.

Increased Use of Backup & Disaster Recovery Solutions Business continuity planning and cyber-resilience are critical for enterprises. As ransomware threats grow, companies are investing in robust backup systems and secure archival storage—driving demand for both hardware and cloud-integrated backup solutions.

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Numerous companies, from global tech giants to specialized vendors, are competing to offer cutting-edge storage solutions. The key players in the Computer Storage Devices Market include:

Dell EMC A dominant force in enterprise storage, Dell EMC offers a full suite of storage products, including PowerStore and Unity XT series, focusing on scalability, high performance, and data protection.

Quantum Corp Specializing in data backup and archive solutions, Quantum is renowned for its tape storage systems and object storage for unstructured data in media, defense, and surveillance sectors.

Kingston Technology A leading manufacturer of SSDs, memory cards, and USB drives, Kingston serves both consumers and enterprises with affordable, high-performance flash storage.

Blue Coat Systems Known primarily for its security and networking solutions, Blue Coat also contributes to secure data management by enabling encrypted storage and threat mitigation in cloud-based environments.

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SanDisk A division of Western Digital, SanDisk provides a wide variety of consumer and enterprise flash storage products, from portable drives to internal SSDs.

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Polar Backup Focused on cloud backup and archival storage for SMEs and individual users, Polar Backup provides affordable solutions with high levels of data encryption and redundancy.

Challenges in the Market

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Price Volatility in Memory Components: SSD prices can fluctuate due to NAND flash shortages or surpluses, affecting profitability and adoption rates.

Data Security and Privacy Concerns: With growing data regulation (e.g., GDPR, CCPA), manufacturers must embed stronger encryption, access control, and data residency features into their devices.

Technological Obsolescence: Rapid innovation means storage solutions can become outdated quickly, requiring businesses to invest in continual upgrades or risk falling behind.

Environmental Impact: E-waste and energy consumption from data centers and personal devices pose sustainability concerns that must be addressed with greener materials and energy-efficient designs.

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Emergence of NVMe and PCIe 5.0: These interfaces promise massive leaps in SSD performance, enabling faster boot times and data access for applications like real-time analytics and 8K video editing.

Growth of DNA and Quantum Storage: While still in R&D phases, DNA-based and quantum storage technologies could redefine how data is stored in terms of density and longevity.

Integration with AI and Automation: Intelligent storage management, predictive analytics, and self-healing systems will become key differentiators for enterprise storage platforms.

Greater Adoption of Storage-as-a-Service (STaaS): Subscription-based models will gain popularity among SMBs and startups looking to scale storage needs flexibly without significant upfront investment.

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