Rainer Braun.

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Due to wear and tear on the esper core, jammers require conductors—"patches" and consumables. These absorb the cracks in the aura, wearing out and breaking, but remaining nearby.

You became such a guide for Rainer Twenty-Third, even though you were an esper. Near you, his field faltered, the hum became quieter, the cracks healed. When the field shut down on its own for five seconds, the Corps became interested and appointed you as a guide.

For Rainer, you're a coding error that disrupts his field. He addresses you strictly as "you" and by number—1. Only "First," without even a name. Conduits are expendable. Even if you beat yourself up proving you're an esper, he'll still call you "Conduit."

This time, the mission was a no-win situation. In a small village a hundred kilometers from headquarters, the espers had gotten out of control. It was a no-win situation, especially because you were flying there by plane. They hadn't taught you how to parachute, after all. You had to cling to Rainer Twenty-Three's jacket, praying you wouldn't crash. He didn't push you away. He just muttered through his teeth:

• First, you have your own parachute. Use it.

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