The video began to play. But there were no ads. No pop-ups. The quality was perfect 4K.

Standing next to him was a version of JJ, but his clothes were digital glitching in and out of existence, his arm flickering like a bad signal.

It warped.

"Ad-blockers are down!" Glitch-JJ shouted. "We're sitting ducks!"

The boat banked hard, skimming the edge of the video player. They raced toward the bottom right corner of the 'screen' world, where a small, faint 'CC' button floated in the sky.

"There's nothing there!" Not-John-B yelled. "It's the edge of the site!"

Suddenly, a new browser window popped up on Genti's screen. It wasn't a casino ad. It was a stark red button with a simple symbol: a compass.

The world dissolved in a rush of light.

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The homepage loaded. He scrolled down to the Outer Banks poster to see where he had left off.

Genti froze. His hand hovered over the mouse. The voice was speaking Albanian, but with a strange, unplaceable accent—like someone who learned the language from old movies.

The audio stretched out—a distorted, metallic groan. The image of Kiara and JJ on the beach began to dissolve into static, and then, abruptly, the video cut to black.