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Deep in a collapsed transit shaft, an Escher ganger stands alone beneath a leaking arc discharge, her silhouette bathed in electrical blue and shadow. Her synthweave armor is tight against her frame—patchworked with scorched leather, twisted bone-plating, and chemical tubing coiled along her spine. Twin holsters ride low on her hips, each carrying stub pistols engraved with fang sigils and wrapped in grip tape stained from long use. A curved sword hangs across her back, bound in razorwire and chevron cloth. Her hair is a rigid crest of neon red mohawk, the tips laced with metal rings. Her face is war-hardened, jaw clenched, streaked with matte black warpaint and dried chemical burn scars. The walls drip solvent, pipes groan overhead. She stands still, breathing slow, scanning the dark. A faint hum rises from her sword’s hilt—charged and ready. In this forgotten place, her presence alone is a warning.