Chapter Three: The Museum of Harm

“What gave it the authority to decide how many units of harm a six-year-old losing his father is worth?” A-Man was silent. Then her eyes brightened. “Nothing.” Lin ran to the nearest console. It demanded administrator privileges. He pressed his Fault Examiner badge to the reader. 【Junior tester lacks permission to modify exhibits.】 “I'm not modifying one. I'm disputing the classification standard.” He submitted anomaly after anomaly. Burns were classified by area but ignored recovery. Death recorded absence but not remembrance. Memory extraction lacked subject consent. Identical injuries carried inconsistent weights across individuals. With every report, one label overhead went dark.