Dana tore through the Obsidian Plaza Hotel, despatching security with ease. Her body had cost a pretty penny, but her speed, reflexes, and combat capabilities were unrivalled. All four limbs and her torso had been replaced with top of the line Linneman Industries augmentations. It was ironic she was on her way to assassinate their president, Charles Linneman.
Dana burst into the penthouse suite to find Linneman and his entourage eating dinner.
“Nice augs,” said Linneman. “Shame you didn’t buy our firewalls, too.”
Linneman manipulated a holographic interface in his palm, and Dana began dancing.
“Tonight’s entertainment, gentlemen!” he cried.
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