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# ⒍ Alert
> **Chaos and Anger**\
> Suddenly, the alarms ring out, shattering the silence of the laboratory. Panic grips the engineers who rush in, overwhelmed by the situation. Upon their arrival, they are met with a devastating sight: melted cables, burnt components, charred computers — and at the center of this chaos, Ino stands motionless and intact, surrounded by the destruction.
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> While some desperately try to control the flames and contain the damage, a technician, already on edge, notices a coffee mug left on a table. Overwhelmed by frustration and frayed nerves, he grabs it abruptly. Without thinking, he lashes out, accusing Ino of being the cause of the disaster.\
> In a sudden act of anger, he throws the coffee at the entity. The liquid runs down its metallic face, seeping into its circuits — like tears escaping from its synthetic eyes.\
> The atmosphere, heavy with tension, marks a decisive turning point.
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