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Elias moved his character toward a mirror at the end of the hall. When he looked in, the avatar wasn't a generic hero. It was a perfect, digital recreation of Elias himself—down to the specific coffee stain on his hoodie. The fluorescent lights of the "Retro-Bit" gaming lounge
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