She walks through the neon- drenched streets of the cybernetic sprawl, her silhouette sharp against the rain- soaked cityscape. The glow of holographic billboards reflects off the wet pavement, bathing her in a shifting spectrum of electric blues and deep magentas. A light drizzle falls, misting the air with the scent of ozone and engine oil, the distant hum of hovercrafts blending with the low thrum of city life. Her jacket is cropped and high- collared, a sleek fusion of carbon fiber plating and synthetic leather, the seams pulsing faintly with embedded circuitry. Beneath, a skintight tech- weave bodysuit hugs her frame, data- stream tattoos glowing softly along her wrists, shifting like digital code. As she exhales, the faintest vapor escapes her lips—her cybernetic lungs adjusting to the damp air. She pauses beneath a flickering streetlight, her metallic fingertips brushing against the touchpad of a black- market data drive clipped to her belt. Above, a surveillance drone hovers, its red iris scanning the streets. She tilts her head slightly, a knowing smirk playing at the corner of her lips. They’re watching—but they’re already too late. With a slow, confident stride, she steps into the shadows of a back- alley lit only by glitching neon, the promise of danger and opportunity ahead
