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Elena found it tangled in the agave fields outside the dome. Its navigation chip had fried, but its voice module still worked. In a panic, the drone kept repeating the same automated distress call—but the call had been corrupted by a solar flare years ago, and no one had bothered to patch it. The drone spoke in fragments of an old language Elena didn’t recognize at first. Then she listened closer.

The Council found out, of course. They always did. Lingua Franca

Welsh. Or something like it. She ran the audio through her hidden decoder—a contraband device she’d built from salvaged parts, capable of translating LU back into ancestral tongues. The phrase meant: ā€œThe rain is coming.ā€ Elena found it tangled in the agave fields outside the dome