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The rain in New Eridu never felt clean; it just washed the neon glow into the gutters. Jane Doe leaned against a damp brick wall, the tip of her bladed tail twitching with rhythmic precision. Her jellyfish-cut hair was damp, but her cyan eyes remained sharp as she watched the back entrance of a high-security "hollow-tech" warehouse.

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For the last three years, I have been the caretaker of a project we simply call . The acronym is corporate gibberish—something about "Binary Large Object Caching Gateways"—but to me, it has always stood for something else: The Backlog of Being. %5Bblobcg%5D jane doe