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He hesitated. Then curiosity, that ancient flaw, won. “Show me.”
Valdris stood there, the pencil in his hand, the gold in his skull suddenly feeling less like power and more like a cage. kamsin the untouched production controller
She handed him her pencil. “Try it. One day without the implant. Just watch.” He hesitated
The machines didn’t log empathy. The AI didn’t calculate exhaustion. But Kamsin saw what the implants filtered out: the slight drag of a conveyor motor, the hesitance in a human picker’s step, the way a drone’s optical sensor flickered before burnout. She handed him her pencil
A new executive from the Central Efficiency Bureau—a man named Cor Valdris, his own skull bristling with gold-plated implants—descended upon Section 7. He carried a mandate: optimize or shut down. He found Kamsin in her glass cube, sharpening her pencil.
“What is this?” Valdris asked.
