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In a universe where divine authority has stepped back, the systems it built continue to function. Decisions resolve. Delays shorten. Responsibility becomes local. Nothing breaks. And that is where the cost begins. An ensemble of observers, administrators, and reluctant intermediaries move through a world that no longer waits for instruction. As systems adapt, people begin to carry more than they were meant to. Exhaustion spreads without alarm. Loss arrives without failure. There are no battles here. No villains to defeat. No final revelation to restore balance. Instead, this novel examines what happens after authority steps aside-when care becomes obligation and timing becomes the true antagonist. Written for readers of philosophical and social science fiction in the tradition of Ursula K. Le Guin and Kazuo Ishiguro. This is a slow-burn, idea-driven novel. It does not offer easy answers or narrative relief. It asks a single question: how much can a functioning system cost before anyone is willing to notice? Best for readers of Ursula K. Le Guin, Kazuo Ishiguro, and contemporary philosophical science fiction. There are no battles here. No villains to defeat. No final revelation to restore balance.

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