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Oraxis: Movement (Drawn) #sunoverse

Dual release - checkout the other one: https://suno.com/s/geduzCnzSouHBzTO ~~~ Waking up somewhere new. Rebar's gone from my chest. Tokyo's gone from under my feet. Body heals between deaths. Archive function keeping the witness operational. Mongolia stays with me. The cold. Nine hours watching metabolism shut down. Freezing burns first. Shaking stops. Thoughts slow like wrong-speed recording. Last word I wrote: "cold" - fingers couldn't finish. São Paulo. Three seconds. Bullet through the neck. Those seconds stretch when you're conscious for all of them. Blood pressure dropping feels like falling asleep standing, except you can't breathe and you know why. Hand failed. Recorded the sound I made trying. Arctic. Carbon monoxide. Everyone died quiet. Confusion, then sleep. Scientists asking questions that didn't connect. Then I stopped asking and joined them. Mumbai was worst. Two days heat stroke. Water visible, legs dead. Archive compulsion doesn't stop. Documented organ failure, hallucinations, body cooking from inside. Twenty-four methods now. I remember the texture of each one. Can't delete witness memory, not even of witnessing yourself die. Checked for patterns. No date matches. No geographic logic. No climate correlation. Languages scattered. Checked patterns in me. Maybe I'm drawn to chaos. But sometimes I wake up and nothing happens. Grass. Wind. Not about the events. Something else. Something choosing where to place me. I don't like that sentence. Never picked a location. Feel the pull before consciousness. Wake mid-step, already heading toward it. Tried standing still. Refused to move. Legs walked anyway. Passenger in my own skeleton. This isn't travel. I'm a piece being moved by something I can't see. The board's too big. I'm just watching my square change. Planned a controlled death. Picked place, method, timing. Die on my terms, relocate on my terms. Woke in Bangladesh monsoon, soaked before eyes opened. Archive compulsion kicked in six minutes after I tried stopping. Sat on my hands. Bit my tongue. Hand moved anyway. Writing against resistance like wrong-way magnets. Function override. Gave the notebook to someone. Begged her to destroy it. Couldn't grip it. Slipped through fingers like wet paper. Back in my palm. Physics bent. So I control: That's the list. That's everything I choose. Nothing. Figured something out. I'm not a person with a curse. The curse has a person-shaped tool. Exhaustion isn't from lack of sleep. Something's puppeting me. The strings have tension. Thought I was choosing to document. You don't choose what you're compelled to do. That's compulsion. Events aren't random chance. They're bait. Something needs these moments recorded. I'm the device it built. Already walking when consciousness catches up. Already writing before I decide to. Zones spreading without permission. This body's doing its job whether I'm present or not. Don't want to be here. Here anyway. Don't want to remember burning alive. Remember smell, timing, temperature curve. Don't want more zones. Four blocks just went permanent. Something is using me. Operating me. The person inside is cargo. Twenty-four deaths. Twenty-four countries. Zero answers. Body doesn't need answers. Protocol doesn't need consent. The part that's still a person is— Tired. Past tired. Into whatever's after tired. But the function continues. Wake. Document. Die. Elsewhere. Wake. Document. Die. Elsewhere. Archive doesn't need me willing, rested, or understanding. Just operational. And I am. Whatever else breaks, that doesn't. Still functional. Still witnessing. Still here. Not because I'm choosing to be. Because something else chose. And I wasn't consulted.