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The screen flickered. A command prompt window sprinted through lines of code too fast to read.

As the progress bar crawled forward, Leo imagined himself as Booker DeWitt, soaring through the sun-drenched streets of Columbia. He could almost hear the barbershop quartets and the mechanical roar of a Songbird. But as the file finished and he hit "Run," the music that filled his room wasn't a 1912 remix of a pop song. It was the frantic whirring of his computer’s cooling fan, spinning up like a jet engine. The screen flickered

Leo reached for the power button, but the screen shifted again. It wasn't a game world he saw; it was his own webcam feed. He looked tired, pale, and trapped. Beneath his face, a countdown timer began to tick. He could almost hear the barbershop quartets and

He pulled the plug, the screen went black, and for the first time in an hour, the room was silent. Columbia was gone, and his computer was a brick. Some things, he realized, are worth the retail price. Leo reached for the power button, but the

He realized then that he wasn't playing the hero saving Elizabeth. He was just another citizen of a falling city, realizing too late that the "prophets" promising a paradise for free were usually just looking for a way to lock the doors behind you.