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You open the file again.

Page four. Kirtu is in your living room now. The comic's art style has shifted—it's rougher, pencil-smudged, like someone drew it in a panic. Kirtu is sitting on your couch. He's looking at the space where you're sitting in real life. Your real couch. Your real hands hovering over your real keyboard.

Page one: Kirtu stands on a rooftop you recognize. Your rooftop. The one outside your childhood bedroom window. The fire escape has the same rust stain shaped like Uruguay. The water tower has the same dent from when your drunk neighbor threw a chair.

And somewhere, in a comic that doesn't exist yet, Kirtu smiles for the first time in eight years.

You close the PDF. The screen is dark. Your reflection stares back—bleary, confused, a little scared. You tell yourself it's sleep deprivation. You tell yourself it's a prank. Some clever ARG. Some creepypasta bullshit.

And you realize—this isn't a scan. This isn't a fan upload.

He holds it up.

You scroll faster.

You try to close the file. The window freezes.

You stare at your desktop. The PDF icon sits there, unremarkable. 2.4 megabytes. Created today.

"Why?"

You turn the page.

Page nine. Kirtu turns to face you—the real you, the current you, the you who stopped drawing eight years ago. The you who traded a pencil for a spreadsheet. The you who tells people "I used to draw" like it's a phase you survived.

Page eight loads anyway.

Inside the folder, a younger version of you is drawing Kirtu for the first time. Seventh grade. Mechanical pencil. Bad perspective. But the eyes are alive. The eyes are looking .