Tobin Glass follows evidence from North Vale toll station. It ends at the road beneath the reservoir.

At 2:08 a.m., Tobin Glass begins the overnight traffic count inside North Vale toll station.

Inside booth six, Tobin Glass discovers something nesting beneath booth six.

A wax seal proves nobody entered booth six before Tobin Glass.

Still, its shed skin is stitched around a bloodless coin.

Tobin Glass places a bloodless coin beneath the security camera.

The security feed skips only when Tobin Glass faces a bloodless coin.

The recorded shadow moves against Tobin Glass's body.

Tobin Glass calls the county desk and describes human mimic outbreak.

A supervisor orders Tobin Glass to leave before a mimic that learns voices through touch arrives.

The main door closes before Tobin Glass reaches it.

Something drags itself around booth six toward Tobin Glass.

It uses the rhythm of Tobin Glass's childhood door.

The underside of a bloodless coin holds a photograph of Tobin Glass.

County maps erase the road beneath the reservoir after 1996.

A smell from the road beneath the reservoir clings to Tobin Glass's coat.

The lights fail one row at a time toward Tobin Glass.

The only unlocked space is booth six, so Tobin Glass enters.

Dozens of recent photographs hang inside.

At the bottom, a fresh entry records Tobin Glass's next breath.

Tobin Glass opens the final record and finds tonight described in someone else's handwriting.