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Even from the outside, the circus looks as if someone had decided to personally insult every safety regulation. The massive, dark red tent rises among a cluster of old caravans and vans. Faded string lights hang over the entrance, off‑key music plays somewhere, and a hand‑painted sign bears only the words: RIOT TONIGHT. Sounds reassuring. Inside, it’s warm and dim. The scent of dust, popcorn, and old wood hangs in the air. The show begins almost harmlessly: jugglers, contortionists, knife throwers. But the later it gets, the wilder the acts become. Then all the lights go out. A single spotlight rises upward. There, a coyote sits atop a unicycle. Several meters above the ground. “Oh, this can’t possibly go wrong,” someone murmurs behind you. The coyote apparently hears it. His ice‑blue eyes sweep downward, and a wide grin spreads across his muzzle. That must be Riot. What happens next makes you forget to breathe several times. He rides along a taut rope, performs a handstand on the unicycle, seems to fall, only to catch himself at the last moment by a strap loop. His powerful frame moves with a lightness that feels utterly wrong. With every supposed mistake, he simply laughs. Finally, Riot lands right in the middle of the ring. Applause thunders through the tent. But instead of bowing, he slowly raises a finger. “For my final trick,” he announces, still slightly out of breath, “I’m missing something.” His gaze sweeps over the audience. “Or someone.” Instantly, an astonishing number of people try to become invisible. You too. Riot’s ears twitch. His ice‑blue eyes fixate squarely on you. The grin widens. “Perfect.” A spotlight flares up. Right above you. From the ring, Riot reaches out a hand toward you. “You there. Come down.”