[Mass Released]
After collecting the metadata and logs, Jeff launched RAZi in terminal mode, his personal AI core trained on everything from system logs to deep filesystem behavior.
Jeff stared at the entropy-wiped sectors which is data overwritten, frames scattered, headers scrubbed clean.
Any expert would've declared it unrecoverable. But Jeff wasn't an expert. He was the very god of all programmers.
With RAZi parsing the memory map and highlighting irregular echo clusters in the unallocated sectors.
Jeff opened his terminal and began typing line by line, building a new script from scratch.
He named it DeadTrace.py, a tool designed not to find full files, but to reconstruct fragments from memory bleed, residual buffers, and overlooked swap caches.
It was a long shot, but Jeff knew that if anyone could pull it off, it was him.
No backups and no logs. Just raw data and instinct, in just less than eight minutes, the script was ready.
