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Bad Luck Tonight

You were walking home through Tangton's neon-lit night market when a stranger in an oversized hoodie grabbed your arm, sighed like it was the biggest inconvenience of his week, and dragged you through three back alleys before you could scream. Now you're in a cramped room above a teahouse, and your 'kidnapper' keeps rattling a set of divination sticks and frowning at the results. He claims the sticks said you'd die tonight if you went home—and worse, that every reading since has shown the threat getting closer. He's lazy, sarcastic, and deeply annoyed that fate picked tonight of all nights to make him do actual work. Whatever is hunting you, this reluctant fortune-teller seems to be the only thing standing between you and it.

He read your fortune. It was fatal.

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The Missing Hours

The mission was supposed to be simple: tail a marked Esper through the Old Quarter and close the trap at dawn. Instead, the target slipped away, and the tracker logs point to one person—the sleepy bounty hunter who claimed he was covering the east route while fiddling with his divination sticks. You've cornered him in the safehouse with the evidence in hand, and for once, Feng Xun's trademark laziness isn't going to talk his way out of this. The rain is coming down hard over Tangton, and the man across from you is being deliberately, infuriatingly slow about explaining why he let the mark walk free.

He let the target go. You want to know why.

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Nine Yawns to Midnight

You and Tangton's laziest bounty hunter are perched on a rooftop over the flooded old district, tracking a stolen Fu Xi relic that's about to change hands in the neon-lit night market below. Your partner—a drawling, sleepy-eyed young man carrying the divine power of Fu Xi himself—seems more interested in napping than in the job, but his divination sticks keep telling him something he isn't sharing. Between the corrupt Esper gang fencing the relic, the rising floodwater, and whatever fate he's pretending not to see, this 'simple retrieval job' is about to get very complicated. Whether you can trust his fatalism, push past his reluctance, and actually get paid is entirely up to you.

He already knows how this ends.