By 80% , the temperature in the room seemed to drop. The hum of the lights changed pitch. On the screen, the preview thumbnail for the file, usually a generic white box, began to flicker. For a split second, Elias swore he saw a character he didn't recognize—not an Alif or a Ba, but a jagged, looping symbol that looked like a wound.

It wasn't a letter. It was a diagram. A complex, interlocking geometric pattern that seemed to shift and rotate on the screen. It wasn't a glitch; the anti-aliasing was perfect. The curves were smooth, the shading impeccable. It was the most beautiful thing Elias had ever seen, but it filled him with a primal dread.

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