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He’d stolen the pack, of course. From OmniCorp’s “reject” bin. Their problem: the X-Ray Pack couldn’t see flesh, only bone and dense metal. Their marketing department had called it “a medical nightmare.” But Leo realized it was a thief’s dream .
He watched the guard’s skeleton march past. The moment its foot bones left the corridor, Leo moved. The pack’s display showed him everything: the iron rebar in the walls (don’t trip), the copper wiring (live—step over), and a single, horrifying detail he hadn’t expected. xray pack
The concrete floor beneath him didn't disappear—it became ghost glass . Through it, he saw the guard’s skeleton: a stooped cage of ribs, a skull swiveling side-to-side, phalanges gripping the flashlight. But more importantly, he saw the target: a heavy, lead-lined safe on the third floor. Inside, nestled like sleeping snakes, were the curved outlines of three gold bars. He’d stolen the pack, of course
“Bingo,” Leo whispered.
