The sky above the city wasn't falling, but it felt like it. Elias sat in the corner of a crowded underground party, the kind where the bass is a physical weight against your chest. Around him, the world was a frantic blur of neon strobes and forced laughter. Everyone was shouting to be heard over the noise, their voices sharp and desperate, dissecting the morning’s headlines—the collapsing markets, the digital wars, the inevitable heat of a world on fire.
He checked his phone. Another notification. Another "breaking news" alert that felt like a punch to the gut. Bastille - Million Pieces (Audio)
They danced because it was the only way to stay whole while everything else was falling apart. Outside, the sirens were screaming, but inside, they were just part of the track. The sky above the city wasn't falling, but it felt like it
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