"Everything breaks," Noks muttered, checking his watch. 03:00.
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He moved, a shadow among the shipping containers. The docks were secured by automated sentries—Tarakan 7 drones. He didn't use a gun; he used a custom-designed dampener field generator—a device he affectionately called the "tarakan" (Russian for cockroach) because of its ability to survive, hide, and thrive in impossible spaces.
The rain in Tarakan never truly stopped; it just changed intensity, shifting from a fine mist to a punishing deluge that masked the scent of ozone and diesel.