Kaito shut the laptop, felt the room's ordinary noises swell. The choice narrowed into a single question: what do you do when the experiment reveals that the experiment had subjects? He could keep the file hidden, burn the evidence, or become the person who shows the world what a game did and risks making strangers into spectacles. The answer, when it came, wasn't dramatic. He opened a new document and began to type a careful, honest account—not to inflame, but to map what he had found, to find whoever should know, and to give voice to the people the game had used without asking.