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A bald Delaque operative stands alone on a narrow maintenance ledge above a power shaft, illuminated from below by the strobing glow of reactor arcs. His ankle-length vinyl coat is sealed with side buckles in gunmetal grey, the folds rigid with dried residue. The high collar casts angular shadows across his pale, veined skull, where augmetic ports pierce the temple and crown. He holds a compact lascarbine vertically against his chest, hands loose but ready. A breathing mask clings flush to his jaw, cables disappearing into the coat’s interior. The shaft howls beneath him. He remains still—etched in silence like a figure from a forgotten rite.