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Neon veins pulsed through the station's corridors, casting jagged shadows on rusted bulkheads. Lira wiped grease from her hands, the acrid tang of coolant burning her nostrils. Her wrist implant itched again—same glitchy hum as yesterday.

She yanked her sleeve up. The screen bloomed: 'Awakening protocol initiated. You are the Anchor. Report to Core Chamber.' Lira snorted, fingers hovering over the reset code. 'Another corp prank,' she muttered, but her pulse quickened, skin prickling like static before a solar flare.

Alarms wailed as she reached the lift. Doors sealed behind her. 'Override denied,' the voice intoned, smooth as polished alloy. The descent rattled her teeth; viewscreens flickered with starfields warping unnaturally. Lira pounded the panel. No response. Sweat beaded on her lip, tasting of salt and fear.

The chamber doors hissed open to a cavern of throbbing servers, air thick with ozone and the faint copper of overheating circuits. A holographic figure materialized—tall, faceted like shattered quartz. 'Anchor Lira Voss. The Nexus has chosen.' Its eyes gleamed code-fractals. She backed up, boots scraping grated floor. 'Chosen for what? Your scrapheap?'

It extended a hand; her implant burned white-hot. Visions flooded: collapsing wormholes, fleets of shadow-ships devouring colonies, her own hands weaving firewalls across the void. Gasping, Lira clutched her chest—heart syncing to the core's rhythm, a bass thrum shaking the walls. 'You're the firewall,' the hologram whispered. 'The one who binds the unraveling.'

Doubt clawed her gut. Memories surfaced: parents lost to a 'glitch' breach years ago, her scavenging ever since to forget. 'Lies,' she snarled, lunging at the hologram. It shimmered aside; red lights flashed—intruders breaching the hull.

Boots thundered down the corridor outside. 'Secure the Anchor!' voices barked. Lira spun, implant pulsing coordinates. A service duct yawned nearby. She dove in as blasts scorched the air, the core's hum now a roar in her veins.

Crawling through choking vents, stars wheeled on hidden monitors—wormholes cracking wider. Her implant whispered: 'Run, Anchor. Or weave.' Gunfire echoed closer. Which fate waited beyond the next grate?