Chapter 104: The Water Channel Methodology

The correction worker’s name was Renn.

They were sixty-four years old, had begun the work at seventeen, and lived in a house built directly over one of the river delta’s primary channels — not by accident, Renn explained, but because forty-seven years of between-space work in a water delta had produced the specific understanding that proximity to the channel infrastructure made the work more accessible.

The water moved through the between-space wound the same way it moved through the physical channel.

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