Surit was right; surely a normal sync couldn’t be like this. The conscripted readers might not have a choice, but the military’s architects would never have agreed to being stretched across two bodies for the rest of their life. Of course, a normal sync wasn’t supposed to have both sides throw themselves at each other with everything they had. Surit and Tennal must have done it wrong. It was supposed to be a measured process where the architect took control. Whatever this was, it wasn’t one of them taking control.
