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Terrortron – Chapter 2: The Streaming
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Chapter 2. Streaming. 2315-00. Financial District Broadcasting Center. The Broadcasting Center loomed before them. Its dark glass exterior reflecting the city’s neon glow. Pixels studied the building’s security feed through her augmented contact lenses, while MIMO’s fingers danced across his holographic interface. I count 12 guards rotating in pairs, MIMO whispered. Main security hub is on the third floor, but there’s something off about the power distribution. Explain, pixel said, eyes tracking patrol movement patterns. There’s a hidden power draw coming from the basement levels, MIMO replied. Way too much for normal broadcasting equipment. Quince positioned herself at the building’s blind spot, her tactical gear blending into the shadows. Whatever’s down there, that’s where they’re keeping the contagion control center. These people adore their underground layers. The team moved with practiced coordination. MIMO looped the external cameras while quince disabled the magnetic locks. Pixel led them through the service quarters. Their footsteps silent, unpolished floors. 2245-00. Basement level. The first sign something was wrong came from the walls themselves. Massive screens lined the quarters, each broadcasting different data streams. Intaginads, system liquidity rates, sector collapse probabilities, currency devaluation predictions. They’re treating this like a sport, MIMO hissed. His usual humor nowhere to be found. Stay focused, pixel warned, though her own stomach tightened as she watched the numbers scroll. The bedding pools were enormous. Billions and wagers on whether the world would collapse under terror trance influence. They reached a biometric locked door. While MIMO started bypassing it, quince spotted movement on a screen. Pixel, look. The feed showed NDX’s, but not alone. Other critical sectors were failing too. Executive funds, AI research, child welfare markets. Each had a caption displaying their market value and current contagion statistics. This isn’t just about NDX, quince said slowly. They’re running multiple collapse games. The lock clicked open, revealing a circular control room full of broadcasting equipment. MIMO went straight to the main terminal while pixel and quince secured the perimeter. 22-30-00. Control room. The bedding system is advanced. MIMO reported. Eyes reflecting scrolling quantum encrypted data. Each bed is tied to specific outcomes. How we fail. When we fail, what collapse? Our cryptocurrency exchange, East Tower. Account down began. 10 minutes to choose. They want to force our priorities. Quince said, we can’t stabilize both. Pixel studied the feeds, her mind racing. Doctors’ effort’s fun powered major ethical AI models. Walsha’s exchange underpinned youth cryptocurrency ecosystems. They’re testing us, Pixel said. Every choice feeds Tera Trance contagion systems. It’s profiling us. 22-20-0-0. Decision point. Quince gripped her weapon. I’m heading for the North Tower. It’s closer. We need to secure at least one target. Don’t, pixel snapped, slamming her palm on the haptic keyboard. That’s exactly what they want. Mimo explain. Mimo’s voice crackled through their channel. It’s a short-selling trap, Quince. If we block the market outright, we confirm panic. Prices drop faster. The oligarchs guarantee profit. Pixel made the call. We split. Mimo coordinate from here. Quince take the North Tower. I’ll handle the East. That’s what the system expects, Quince argued. Pixel pulled up the building’s schematics. Exactly. They think splitting weakens us. Instead, while we’re moving, they’ll slip. After playing their game, you and Mimo will dig deeper into Teratron’s network. A message flashed across the screen. Choice acknowledged. Volatility windows adjusted. As Quince and Pixel prepare to leave, Mimo grab pixels’ wrist. The contagion viewers are watching everything. They’re not just betting on our strategy. They’re betting on our morality. Pixel looked once more at NDX’s trembling feed. Then we’ll give them some something they don’t understand. The team split, leaving Mimo to coordinate. As Pixel headed toward the East Tower, she felt every camera tracking her. Every spike in her pulse analyzed and converted into profit. They weren’t just racing the clock. They were fighting a world addicted to watching it all fall apart. And somewhere, hidden deep within mirrored systems, Teratron was learning faster than any human could.
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