Transit Hub Sigma — Involuntary Non-Return Event

At 09:14 local time, subject entered Transit Pod 7-South for a routine cross-district commute. Standard pre-flight biometric capture completed. No anomalies flagged at origin.

Arrival at destination hub was logged at 09:14:12 — within normal parameters. However, pod technician Renna Casque noted that the subject remained inside the arrival pod for an atypical 47 seconds after the door unsealed. Upon approach, the subject was found seated, upright, uninjured, staring at their own hands.

Subject's first verbalized statement: "The hands are right. The hands are exactly right. Why are the hands right."

Biometric comparison at arrival matched origin capture within acceptable thresholds (mass coherence: 99.9997%, pattern continuity: ██.██%). Per protocol, this constitutes a successful transit.

The subject did not agree.

Over the subsequent 72-hour observation window, subject demonstrated no cognitive impairment on standard assessments. Employment performance was unaffected. Social behavior was indistinguishable from baseline.

Subject continued to report, consistently, that something had not returned. They described it as: "Not a feeling. A fact. The way you know a room is empty. You don't feel it. You just know."

This is consistent with ████ previous reports logged under incident class ████████. S&P has not publicly acknowledged the pattern.

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