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Viktor was a retired forest ranger who had spent forty years tracking the migration patterns of the Siberian lynx. He had a theory that a rare subspecies, the "E-Nature" lynx, was returning to the northern ridges. He had heard rumors on an old forum called Enaturenet that researchers were posting live trail-cam feeds from the deep taiga. It’s easy to get caught up in high-tech
The photos were breathtaking. They showed the "top" of the world, where the clouds sat below the ridges. In the center of the sharpest peak sat a lynx, its fur almost blue against the snow. Viktor realized these weren't just random photos; they were coordinates. The "Top" list on the site wasn't ranking popularity—it was ranking the highest elevation sightings of the elusive cats. He had heard rumors on an old forum
