You do everything, everywhere, and somehow it's still not your name they chant.
You're in your own box clearing danger, then somehow at the other end starting the attack, and nobody can explain when you got there. The Eye knows exactly when: always. You're always there. In real life this looks like doing the group project AND formatting it, organizing the trip AND cleaning up after it, answering the work message at 9pm because 'it's faster if I just do it.' Your reliability is so consistent it's become invisible — people stopped seeing the effort because the effort never once stopped. You run on being needed, and the Eye says that gently, because it's the engine and the wound at the same time. You don't actually know who you are when you're not useful. Nobody chants for the person who covered every blade of grass. But pull you out of any team — work, friends, family — and watch the whole thing quietly stop working. They'd notice you in about four minutes.
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