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The Manager looked at him with eyes as cold as a marble vault. "To withdraw is to admit that time has a limit, Silas. We are building something that never ends. A roof rots. The account remains."

The town’s founder, Elias Thorne, had established the bank on a simple, terrifying principle: "Wealth is for the patient, and the patient are for the earth." Residents didn't just deposit gold; they deposited their futures. In Oakhaven, the local currency was the Promissory—a slip of paper representing a share of a fortune that would only be unlocked when the bank reached "Perpetual Peak," a numerical value so high it was etched in the stars.

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