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Arjuna wiped his glasses. The patient, an old rattan collector named Pak Haji, lay on a rattan mat, his breathing a shallow, wet rattle. The antibiotics hadn’t worked. The local herbs—daun sambiloto, kunyit—had only delayed the fever. Arjuna knew what this was: a rare mycobacterium, one that burrowed into the lungs like a silent termite. It was in the books, he was sure of it. But his books were gone—lost in the last flood.

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The generator coughed, then died. The last kerosene lamp in Dr. Arjuna’s clinic sputtered, casting long, dancing shadows across stacks of crumbling paper. Outside, the Sumatran jungle hummed its damp, green symphony. Inside, the clock had stopped at 11:47 PM. Arjuna wiped his glasses

Arjuna waited by the kerosene lamp. An hour passed. Two. But his books were gone—lost in the last flood

His eyes fell on a battered laptop, its battery light blinking red. Ten percent left.