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The golden gates began to close around him, the digital landscape folding in on itself. Neo-Kyoto was disappearing, replaced by the infinite, silent void of the source code. Kaito realized then why the download was free.

The price wasn't money. It was the ability to ever see the "real" world again. He was no longer a citizen of the city; he was a line of code in the gate, waiting for the next user to click "Download."