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His wrist-comm buzzed. A text from an unknown ID: "Nice work on the Ghost. Our turn."

The result? A 40-mph street demon that lasted three times as long but had a nasty habit of catching fire if you looked at it wrong.

Kael was a Repack artist. Not the best, but certainly the most desperate. Scooter Repacks

The chase became a lethal ballet. Kael skimmed along a monorail track, a hair's breadth from a 200-foot drop. A Cleaner got close, swinging a stun baton. Kael tapped the Sleeper's hidden boost. For three seconds, he was a ghost, weaving through a tunnel of laundry lines. On the fourth second, he let go.

The Cleaner behind him didn't. He hit a support strut and exploded in a shower of white-hot sparks. His wrist-comm buzzed

In the sprawling, rain-slicked streets of Neon Heights, where neon signs flickered promises of cheap thrills and cheaper futures, scooters were king. Not the flashy, gas-guzzling choppers of the badlands, but the silent, humming electric scooters that zipped through pedestrian mazes. And where there are scooters, there are Repacks .

Kael’s blood ran cold. He knew that tag. That was the Cleaners—a rival crew who didn't just repack scooters; they repacked them with tracker-spoofers and used them as drones for data heists. They’d been trying to recruit him for months. And now, with a smoking crater in the middle of their territory, the Cleaners had all the leverage they needed. A 40-mph street demon that lasted three times

Kael finished the final solder joint. The scooter’s display flickered, then glowed a violent crimson. The speed cap was gone. He handed it over, and Zee vanished into the wet night.