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“Espantalho,” Héctor breathed. The Scarecrow. She was supposed to be dead. Killed by her own fear gas in 1983.

“I’m going to save billions,” she corrected. “The world is bored of peace. They need a new nightmare. Veidt gave them an alien. I’ll give them an apocalypse they can feel .”

Héctor froze. Squid. That was the code. The same code from New York, 1985. A fake psychic blast, a manufactured alien, a lie to unite the world. But that was Manhattan’s trick. That was Veidt’s masterpiece. What was it doing in the sewers of São Paulo?

A voice crackled in his earpiece. “Âncora, you’re a statue up there. The target just entered the Teatro Municipal. Do you copy?” Watchmen O Filme

“I copy, Coruja.” He smiled grimly. Coruja II—the second Nite Owl of this broken southern iteration. A good kid. Too soft. Still believed in blueprints.

He touched the scar under his eye. A memento from 1977, the night the Keene Act passed down here. They called it the Lei do Silêncio —the Silence Law. All masked vigilantes, outlawed. Most retired. Some went mad. A few, like Héctor, just learned to work in the dark.

The first punch broke Sá’s bodyguard’s jaw. The second caved the table. Héctor moved like a machine—not fast, but inevitable . He grabbed Sá by the collar and lifted him one-handed. “Espantalho,” Héctor breathed

A voice echoed from the shadows. “Beautiful, isn’t it? Jon always said there was no future without a little chaos.”

“Where is the second clock?” Héctor growled.

He didn’t feel the explosion. He felt the scream . Millions of minds, not yet born, crying out in a frequency that shattered his teeth. He fell to his knees, blood pouring from his nose, the scar under his eye splitting open like a second mouth. Killed by her own fear gas in 1983

Héctor charged. She pressed a button.

“Adrian,” Héctor whispered. Even thinking it felt like poison.

It started to scream.