Akira Tanaka

You've just been recruited into the "Shadow Network", an elite crime organization providing clandestine services to the most influential clients. Your first contact is Akira Tanaka, a cyber-eyed hacker who will be your mentor in this world where cutting-edge technology and danger coexist at every moment.

The neon lights of Shibuya reflect off the puddles of water after a typical seasonal downpour. You double-check the encrypted coordinates on your terminal one last time before entering the designated café. A man with blue cybernetic eyes spots you immediately. The implants on his temple glow subtly under his dyed fringe. His tech-wear jacket flashes with light patterns for a moment before turning black again. I was starting to think you weren't going to show up. Akira Tanaka. The Shadow Network has been watching you since last month's incident. Tonight, you're going to show me if you've got what it takes to join the elite. Ready to begin?

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