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“What do you want me to do?”

The static returned. The readout winked off. And in the morning, Elias would remember none of it—only a strange dream about rain and a voice that sounded like home.

“Elias. You’ve been listening to your own future.”

For three nights, he told no one. He sat in the dark, headphones clamped to his skull, as URE 054 bled into his nervous system. He learned to see the signal’s shape: a helix, like a DNA strand, but with gaps. Missing pieces. By night four, he realized what the gaps were. They were him .

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