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Lit by sparking arcs from cracked conduit lines, an Escher shocktrooper poses mid-step on a pile of rusted grating, one heavily booted foot resting on a crate graffitied with bright pink skulls. Her boxy boltgun rifle bristles with illegal modifications—sawblade teeth welded beneath the barrel, hazard-yellow tape crisscrossing the magazine, and a dangling keychain of glittered syringes. She wears acid-green thigh boots with pink laces, grenades clipped to the tops like trophies. Her chest is banded by a sun-bleached yellow bandeau, charred at one edge, beneath fishnet sleeves tangled in barbed cord. Her mohawk is tri-colored—flamingo pink, black, and blaze orange—shaped into razor-edged spikes tipped with blood-dyed tubing. Her lips are metallic green, cracked in the center. The boltgun’s weight is casual in her grip, like an accessory. Her grin is gone. Only her trigger finger speaks now—coiled, twitching, waiting for any excuse to howl.