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Half-sitting on a tilted vent pipe, surrounded by static clouds and blinking signage, an Escher marksman polishes her boxy boltgun rifle with a filthy rainbow rag. Her rifle is barely regulation—wrapped in caution tape, covered in marker tags, and dangling a pink pompom charm. Her outfit is a fluorescent collision: lime-green webbing across her chest, pink mesh top under a black shrug splashed with glow-paint, and asymmetric armor on one leg. Her shorts are cut dangerously high, laced with power cord and bearing fang glyphs. Her ponytail—jet black streaked with laser yellow—flicks side to side as she hums to herself. One more twist of the mag housing, one more pulse check of the bolter’s core. She rises. She’s always smiling, always waiting. But that smile? It’s just for the gun.