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	\|Result1=Generally healthy, ~~maybe a little underfed.~~ Not awakened.		\|Result1=Generally healthy, Not awakened.
	\|Result2=No cyberware present.		\|Result2=No cyberware present.
	\|Result3=No alphaware present. There might be psyche in her system. No other abnormalities		\|Result3=No alphaware present. There might be psyche in her system. No other abnormalities

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	==Background==		==Background==
	Wanageeska Huancahuari White Spirit Rock from the Vicuña was born in 2060 in Shoshoni, Wyoming, to Etlelooaat (Shouter) and Minninnewah (Whirlwind), both Native American descendants. Life in a small, tight-knit community was simple, predictable. That changed in 2064.		'''Wanageeska Huancahuari'''

			Meaning White Spirit Rock from the Vicuña was born in 2060 in Shoshoni, Wyoming, to Etlelooaat (Shouter) and Minninnewah (Whirlwind), both Native American descendants. Life in a small, tight-knit community was simple, predictable. That changed in 2064.
	The second Matrix Crash rewrote the world, and Wanageeska changed with it. She was only four when she first realized she could manipulate electronics without touching them. A toy drone glitched to life at a thought, the radio switched channels with a flick of her mind. Her parents, steeped in tradition and wary of the unknown, reacted with fear. They had heard of Technomancers—those ghostly figures who whispered to machines, hunted down and re-educated by corporate and government forces alike. Their home was no place for such unnatural abilities.		The second Matrix Crash rewrote the world, and Wanageeska changed with it. She was only four when she first realized she could manipulate electronics without touching them. A toy drone glitched to life at a thought, the radio switched channels with a flick of her mind. Her parents, steeped in tradition and wary of the unknown, reacted with fear. They had heard of Technomancers—those ghostly figures who whispered to machines, hunted down and re-educated by corporate and government forces alike. Their home was no place for such unnatural abilities.
	They made an impossible choice. Rather than risk their daughter's capture or exile, they left her behind in Boston, hoping the sprawling metroplex would provide her a future they could not.		They made an impossible choice. Rather than risk their daughter's capture or exile, they left her behind in Boston, hoping the sprawling metroplex would provide her a future they could not.


	'''Indoctrination'''		'''Indoctrination'''
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	Boston was no kind place for a child alone. The city swallowed people whole, and Wanageeska was no exception. She was found by The Other One, a pro-human gang with deep ties to Humanis. At first, they seemed like just another group of angry young men and women—vandalizing property, shouting slurs, picking fights. But as their numbers swelled, so did their ambition. With funding and backing from Humanis, they escalated to kidnappings, assassinations, and brutal raids against metahumans, especially orks and trolls.		Boston was no kind place for a child alone. The city swallowed people whole, and Wanageeska was no exception. She was found by The Other One, a pro-human gang with deep ties to Humanis. At first, they seemed like just another group of angry young men and women—vandalizing property, shouting slurs, picking fights. But as their numbers swelled, so did their ambition. With funding and backing from Humanis, they escalated to kidnappings, assassinations, and brutal raids against metahumans, especially orks and trolls.
	Wanageeska was not recruited; she was absorbed. A ghost in the system, she became their tool for all things Matrix-related—hacking security systems, erasing evidence, forging identities. She was never much of a fighter, but the gang insisted she learn a weapon. After trying different firearms, she settled on a heavy pistol, though she never became truly skilled with it.		Wanageeska was not recruited; she was absorbed. A ghost in the system, she became their tool for all things Matrix-related—hacking security systems, erasing evidence, forging identities. She was never much of a fighter, but the gang insisted she learn a weapon. After trying different firearms, she settled on a heavy pistol, though she never became truly skilled with it.


	'''Machines and Mind'''		'''Machines and Mind'''
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	The gang saw the value in her skills. She became their unofficial mechanic, repairing weapons and armor, upgrading cyberware, fixing drones—anything to keep their expensive gear operational. It was an unspoken arrangement: they provided the muscle, she provided the brains.		The gang saw the value in her skills. She became their unofficial mechanic, repairing weapons and armor, upgrading cyberware, fixing drones—anything to keep their expensive gear operational. It was an unspoken arrangement: they provided the muscle, she provided the brains.
	First aid, however, was a different story. The gang attempted to train her, but her lack of empathy and social awkwardness only seemed to make the injured worse. Instead, she was kept away from triage and focused solely on mechanical repairs.		First aid, however, was a different story. The gang attempted to train her, but her lack of empathy and social awkwardness only seemed to make the injured worse. Instead, she was kept away from triage and focused solely on mechanical repairs.


	'''The Long Game'''		'''The Long Game'''
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	He also gave her an escape plan.		He also gave her an escape plan.
	With his guidance, she learned how to cover her tracks, how to forge digital paper trails, how to plant false leads. Slowly, methodically, she built an exit strategy—one that didn’t just let her walk away, but burned the gang to the ground.		With his guidance, she learned how to cover her tracks, how to forge digital paper trails, how to plant false leads. Slowly, methodically, she built an exit strategy—one that didn’t just let her walk away, but burned the gang to the ground.


	'''Betrayal and Flight'''		'''Betrayal and Flight'''
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	Through a quiet exchange, she passed everything to a Knight Errant detective in Seattle. In return, they ensured her escape. The moment the gang realized something was wrong, she was already gone, taking every credit she could siphon from their accounts with her.		Through a quiet exchange, she passed everything to a Knight Errant detective in Seattle. In return, they ensured her escape. The moment the gang realized something was wrong, she was already gone, taking every credit she could siphon from their accounts with her.
	Seattle became her new home.		Seattle became her new home.


	'''The Present'''		'''The Present'''

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	They made an impossible choice. Rather than risk their daughter's capture or exile, they left her behind in Boston, hoping the sprawling metroplex would provide her a future they could not.		They made an impossible choice. Rather than risk their daughter's capture or exile, they left her behind in Boston, hoping the sprawling metroplex would provide her a future they could not.

	Indoctrination		'''Indoctrination'''
	Boston was no kind place for a child alone. The city swallowed people whole, and Wanageeska was no exception. She was found by The Other One, a pro-human gang with deep ties to Humanis. At first, they seemed like just another group of angry young men and women—vandalizing property, shouting slurs, picking fights. But as their numbers swelled, so did their ambition. With funding and backing from Humanis, they escalated to kidnappings, assassinations, and brutal raids against metahumans, especially orks and trolls.		Boston was no kind place for a child alone. The city swallowed people whole, and Wanageeska was no exception. She was found by The Other One, a pro-human gang with deep ties to Humanis. At first, they seemed like just another group of angry young men and women—vandalizing property, shouting slurs, picking fights. But as their numbers swelled, so did their ambition. With funding and backing from Humanis, they escalated to kidnappings, assassinations, and brutal raids against metahumans, especially orks and trolls.

	Wanageeska was not recruited; she was absorbed. A ghost in the system, she became their tool for all things Matrix-related—hacking security systems, erasing evidence, forging identities. She was never much of a fighter, but the gang insisted she learn a weapon. After trying different firearms, she settled on a heavy pistol, though she never became truly skilled with it.		Wanageeska was not recruited; she was absorbed. A ghost in the system, she became their tool for all things Matrix-related—hacking security systems, erasing evidence, forging identities. She was never much of a fighter, but the gang insisted she learn a weapon. After trying different firearms, she settled on a heavy pistol, though she never became truly skilled with it.

	Machines and Mind		'''Machines and Mind'''
	Despite the gang’s purpose, Wanageeska found solace in machines. She was more than just a Technomancer—she loved the tangible, the physical. She spent hours tearing apart devices, reverse-engineering them with the help of machine sprites, modifying them in ways even their designers hadn’t considered. She salvaged blueprints from the Matrix, raided corporate facilities for schematics, always searching for ways to rebuild and improve.		Despite the gang’s purpose, Wanageeska found solace in machines. She was more than just a Technomancer—she loved the tangible, the physical. She spent hours tearing apart devices, reverse-engineering them with the help of machine sprites, modifying them in ways even their designers hadn’t considered. She salvaged blueprints from the Matrix, raided corporate facilities for schematics, always searching for ways to rebuild and improve.

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	First aid, however, was a different story. The gang attempted to train her, but her lack of empathy and social awkwardness only seemed to make the injured worse. Instead, she was kept away from triage and focused solely on mechanical repairs.		First aid, however, was a different story. The gang attempted to train her, but her lack of empathy and social awkwardness only seemed to make the injured worse. Instead, she was kept away from triage and focused solely on mechanical repairs.

	The Long Game		'''The Long Game'''
	Locked within The Other One for two decades, Wanageeska had little opportunity to expand her Technomancer abilities. But she wasn’t entirely alone. Somewhere in the depths of the Matrix, she found a mentor—Sn00p3r, an ex-runner turned data broker. He taught her in fragments, feeding her bits of Technomancer knowledge when the gang wasn’t looking.		Locked within The Other One for two decades, Wanageeska had little opportunity to expand her Technomancer abilities. But she wasn’t entirely alone. Somewhere in the depths of the Matrix, she found a mentor—Sn00p3r, an ex-runner turned data broker. He taught her in fragments, feeding her bits of Technomancer knowledge when the gang wasn’t looking.

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	With his guidance, she learned how to cover her tracks, how to forge digital paper trails, how to plant false leads. Slowly, methodically, she built an exit strategy—one that didn’t just let her walk away, but burned the gang to the ground.		With his guidance, she learned how to cover her tracks, how to forge digital paper trails, how to plant false leads. Slowly, methodically, she built an exit strategy—one that didn’t just let her walk away, but burned the gang to the ground.

	Betrayal and Flight		'''Betrayal and Flight'''
	After twenty years, the moment arrived.		After twenty years, the moment arrived.

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	Seattle became her new home.		Seattle became her new home.

	The Present		'''The Present'''
	Wanageeska has lived in Seattle for a year now, alone but free. Finding work hasn’t been easy—her Uncouth nature makes social interactions difficult, and many runners find her lack of tact unbearable. But she’s determined. She needs a crew, a team she can rely on, to start earning real nuyen.		Wanageeska has lived in Seattle for a year now, alone but free. Finding work hasn’t been easy—her Uncouth nature makes social interactions difficult, and many runners find her lack of tact unbearable. But she’s determined. She needs a crew, a team she can rely on, to start earning real nuyen.

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	==Background==		==Background==
	Wanageeska ~~Huancahuari—White~~ Spirit Rock from the ~~Vicuña—was~~ born in 2060 in Shoshoni, Wyoming, to Etlelooaat (Shouter) and Minninnewah (Whirlwind), both Native American descendants. Life in a small, tight-knit community was simple, predictable. That changed in 2064.		Wanageeska Huancahuari White Spirit Rock from the Vicuña was born in 2060 in Shoshoni, Wyoming, to Etlelooaat (Shouter) and Minninnewah (Whirlwind), both Native American descendants. Life in a small, tight-knit community was simple, predictable. That changed in 2064.

	The second Matrix Crash rewrote the world, and Wanageeska changed with it. She was only four when she first realized she could manipulate electronics without touching them. A toy drone glitched to life at a thought, the radio switched channels with a flick of her mind. Her parents, steeped in tradition and wary of the unknown, reacted with fear. They had heard of Technomancers—those ghostly figures who whispered to machines, hunted down and re-educated by corporate and government forces alike. Their home was no place for such unnatural abilities.		The second Matrix Crash rewrote the world, and Wanageeska changed with it. She was only four when she first realized she could manipulate electronics without touching them. A toy drone glitched to life at a thought, the radio switched channels with a flick of her mind. Her parents, steeped in tradition and wary of the unknown, reacted with fear. They had heard of Technomancers—those ghostly figures who whispered to machines, hunted down and re-educated by corporate and government forces alike. Their home was no place for such unnatural abilities.

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	==Background==		==Background==
	Wanageeska ~~(meaning: white spirit) Huancahuari (meaning: rock~~ from the ~~Vicuña) was~~ born in Shoshoni Wyoming ~~in 2060~~ to ~~a native American father (~~Etlelooaat (~~meaning: shouter) Huancahuari~~) and ~~native American mother (~~Minninnewah (~~meaning: whirlwind) Huancahuari~~). ~~After 4 years, right after the second matrix crash~~ in ~~2064 she started to discover that she could use and manipulate electrical devices with her mind, when she told her parents, they got scared. In~~ a small community ~~like that~~, ~~it was not very accepted~~. ~~They did not want to leave their home, but they couldn't risk her getting locked up~~ in ~~some sort of Re-education center either, so they left her in Boston, hoping she would find her luck there~~.		Wanageeska Huancahuari—White Spirit Rock from the Vicuña—was born in 2060 in Shoshoni, Wyoming, to Etlelooaat (Shouter) and Minninnewah (Whirlwind), both Native American descendants. Life in a small, tight-knit community was simple, predictable. That changed in 2064.

	~~There~~, ~~a gang found her~~. It was ~~an pro-human gang called The Other One~~, ~~significantly funded by~~ the ~~Humanis group. As far as she was aware, they started as~~ a ~~small group~~ of ~~humans that were just sick of seeing orks and trolls and started out just damaging property, yelling racist slurs andother minor stuff~~. ~~But when they got more members~~, and ~~some attention from humanis this quickly escalated~~. They ~~went from petty stuff~~ to ~~kidnapping~~, ~~killing~~ and ~~otherwise heavily suppressing non human people, mostly focussing on orks~~ and ~~trolls~~.		The second Matrix Crash rewrote the world, and Wanageeska changed with it. She was only four when she first realized she could manipulate electronics without touching them. A toy drone glitched to life at a thought, the radio switched channels with a flick of her mind. Her parents, steeped in tradition and wary of the unknown, reacted with fear. They had heard of Technomancers—those ghostly figures who whispered to machines, hunted down and re-educated by corporate and government forces alike. Their home was no place for such unnatural abilities.
	~~The gang insisted on teaching her the use of a weapon, she~~ was ~~allowed to try quite some different weapons, but seeing she was mostly used~~ for ~~matrix matters, she settled on a heavy pistol, but she never got any good with it~~.

	She not only liked the matrix, the physical part of machinery was also fascinating, tearing apart machinery to see how it works, using machine sprites to aid her with every step if needed, and to see if she could put it back together, trying to make it better than ~~before~~ or ~~just to repair it~~, ~~getting manufacturers plans from the matrix or from raids to help~~ her in ~~this. Having~~ the ~~gang help~~ her ~~carry the heavy stuff if needed since~~ they ~~saw a useful (read ‘free’) way to upgrade and repair their more expensive equipment, unfortunately she~~ could not ~~bring these plans with her to Seattle~~.		They made an impossible choice. Rather than risk their daughter's capture or exile, they left her behind in Boston, hoping the sprawling metroplex would provide her a future they could not.

	The gang ~~also tried her~~ to ~~train in~~ first ~~aid~~, ~~but her asocial ways~~ and ~~disinterest actually seemed to slow down recovery~~, so ~~they moved away from this~~. ~~Instead made her to repair weapons~~ and ~~armors when she wasn't doing Matrix stuff. In the new wireless world everything was still available to her. Due to her~~, for lack of a better term ‘imprisonment’, she didn't get a lot of chances to expand her technomancer knowledge but she did meet someone on the matrix that thought her some technomancer ways but couldn’t really go into detail due to ~~the distance~~, ~~he did help her preparing for leaving the gang~~, ~~how to cover her tracks better~~, ~~make sure nobody would find out that she was the one that sold them out~~.		Indoctrination
			Boston was no kind place for a child alone. The city swallowed people whole, and Wanageeska was no exception. She was found by The Other One, a pro-human gang with deep ties to Humanis. At first, they seemed like just another group of angry young men and women—vandalizing property, shouting slurs, picking fights. But as their numbers swelled, so did their ambition. With funding and backing from Humanis, they escalated to kidnappings, assassinations, and brutal raids against metahumans, especially orks and trolls.

	~~After living 20 years inside~~ the gang, she ~~left~~. ~~When~~ she ~~left~~, she ~~took all~~ the ~~money she could~~. She was ~~also helping~~ a ~~Knight Errant detective from Seattle getting a solid case against all~~ the ~~members by~~, ~~instead~~ of ~~removing files~~ the gang ~~wanted removed~~, she ~~stored them on~~ a ~~hidden datachip as Sn00p3r tought~~ her, ~~keeping other copies of data she could get~~ her ~~hands on. Most~~ of the ~~gang was fairly technologically illiterate~~, ~~so hiding all this from them~~ was ~~quite easy. She also~~ kept ~~any photos or video's of everything they did when out~~ on ~~their~~ little ~~quests~~. ~~When~~ she ~~left~~ the ~~gang~~, she ~~handed over the datachip and they helped~~ her ~~get out~~ of the ~~city after which~~ she ~~went~~ to ~~Seattle~~ to ~~use~~ her ~~skills~~ to ~~earn some money~~ and ~~stay alive and finally meet Sn00p3r~~. She ~~now lived alone for~~ a ~~year~~ in Seattle. In her ~~year~~ in Seattle, ~~trying to~~ find a ~~runner group so~~ she can start earning ~~some~~ real ~~cash~~.		Wanageeska was not recruited; she was absorbed. A ghost in the system, she became their tool for all things Matrix-related—hacking security systems, erasing evidence, forging identities. She was never much of a fighter, but the gang insisted she learn a weapon. After trying different firearms, she settled on a heavy pistol, though she never became truly skilled with it.
	~~Even though~~ she ~~was part of~~ a pro-human gang ~~for 20 years~~, she ~~always hated racism~~. ~~Judging people by their race just did not make any~~ sense to ~~her~~. So her ~~goal is to use~~ her ~~abilities~~ to fight ~~senseless~~ violence~~, specifically against racism~~.
			Machines and Mind
			Despite the gang’s purpose, Wanageeska found solace in machines. She was more than just a Technomancer—she loved the tangible, the physical. She spent hours tearing apart devices, reverse-engineering them with the help of machine sprites, modifying them in ways even their designers hadn’t considered. She salvaged blueprints from the Matrix, raided corporate facilities for schematics, always searching for ways to rebuild and improve.

			The gang saw the value in her skills. She became their unofficial mechanic, repairing weapons and armor, upgrading cyberware, fixing drones—anything to keep their expensive gear operational. It was an unspoken arrangement: they provided the muscle, she provided the brains.

			First aid, however, was a different story. The gang attempted to train her, but her lack of empathy and social awkwardness only seemed to make the injured worse. Instead, she was kept away from triage and focused solely on mechanical repairs.

			The Long Game
			Locked within The Other One for two decades, Wanageeska had little opportunity to expand her Technomancer abilities. But she wasn’t entirely alone. Somewhere in the depths of the Matrix, she found a mentor—Sn00p3r, an ex-runner turned data broker. He taught her in fragments, feeding her bits of Technomancer knowledge when the gang wasn’t looking.

			He also gave her an escape plan.

			With his guidance, she learned how to cover her tracks, how to forge digital paper trails, how to plant false leads. Slowly, methodically, she built an exit strategy—one that didn’t just let her walk away, but burned the gang to the ground.

			Betrayal and Flight
			After twenty years, the moment arrived.

			For years, she had been archiving everything—orders, hit lists, financial records, video evidence of crimes. The gang was careless with technology, relying on her to clean up their messes. Instead of deleting files, she copied them. Instead of erasing security footage, she hid it. She built an airtight case against them, piece by piece.

			Through a quiet exchange, she passed everything to a Knight Errant detective in Seattle. In return, they ensured her escape. The moment the gang realized something was wrong, she was already gone, taking every credit she could siphon from their accounts with her.

			Seattle became her new home.

			The Present
			Wanageeska has lived in Seattle for a year now, alone but free. Finding work hasn’t been easy—her Uncouth nature makes social interactions difficult, and many runners find her lack of tact unbearable. But she’s determined. She needs a crew, a team she can rely on, to start earning real nuyen.

			Though she spent twenty years in a pro-human gang, she never shared their beliefs. Racism never made sense to her—it was a pointless, ignorant hatred, and she saw firsthand how it twisted people into monsters. Now, with her skills sharpened and her path clear, she wants to fight back against the kind of violence that shaped her life.

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	==Background==		==Background==
	Wanageeska Huancahuari White Spirit Rock from the Vicuña was born in 2060 in Shoshoni, Wyoming, to Etlelooaat (Shouter) and Minninnewah (Whirlwind), both Native American descendants. Life in a small, tight-knit community was simple, predictable. That changed in 2064.		Wanageeska Huancahuari White Spirit Rock from the Vicuña was born in 2060 in Shoshoni, Wyoming, to Etlelooaat (Shouter) and Minninnewah (Whirlwind), both Native American descendants. Life in a small, tight-knit community was simple, predictable. That changed in 2064.

	The second Matrix Crash rewrote the world, and Wanageeska changed with it. She was only four when she first realized she could manipulate electronics without touching them. A toy drone glitched to life at a thought, the radio switched channels with a flick of her mind. Her parents, steeped in tradition and wary of the unknown, reacted with fear. They had heard of Technomancers—those ghostly figures who whispered to machines, hunted down and re-educated by corporate and government forces alike. Their home was no place for such unnatural abilities.		The second Matrix Crash rewrote the world, and Wanageeska changed with it. She was only four when she first realized she could manipulate electronics without touching them. A toy drone glitched to life at a thought, the radio switched channels with a flick of her mind. Her parents, steeped in tradition and wary of the unknown, reacted with fear. They had heard of Technomancers—those ghostly figures who whispered to machines, hunted down and re-educated by corporate and government forces alike. Their home was no place for such unnatural abilities.

	They made an impossible choice. Rather than risk their daughter's capture or exile, they left her behind in Boston, hoping the sprawling metroplex would provide her a future they could not.		They made an impossible choice. Rather than risk their daughter's capture or exile, they left her behind in Boston, hoping the sprawling metroplex would provide her a future they could not.

	'''Indoctrination'''		'''Indoctrination'''

	Boston was no kind place for a child alone. The city swallowed people whole, and Wanageeska was no exception. She was found by The Other One, a pro-human gang with deep ties to Humanis. At first, they seemed like just another group of angry young men and women—vandalizing property, shouting slurs, picking fights. But as their numbers swelled, so did their ambition. With funding and backing from Humanis, they escalated to kidnappings, assassinations, and brutal raids against metahumans, especially orks and trolls.		Boston was no kind place for a child alone. The city swallowed people whole, and Wanageeska was no exception. She was found by The Other One, a pro-human gang with deep ties to Humanis. At first, they seemed like just another group of angry young men and women—vandalizing property, shouting slurs, picking fights. But as their numbers swelled, so did their ambition. With funding and backing from Humanis, they escalated to kidnappings, assassinations, and brutal raids against metahumans, especially orks and trolls.

	Wanageeska was not recruited; she was absorbed. A ghost in the system, she became their tool for all things Matrix-related—hacking security systems, erasing evidence, forging identities. She was never much of a fighter, but the gang insisted she learn a weapon. After trying different firearms, she settled on a heavy pistol, though she never became truly skilled with it.		Wanageeska was not recruited; she was absorbed. A ghost in the system, she became their tool for all things Matrix-related—hacking security systems, erasing evidence, forging identities. She was never much of a fighter, but the gang insisted she learn a weapon. After trying different firearms, she settled on a heavy pistol, though she never became truly skilled with it.

	'''Machines and Mind'''		'''Machines and Mind'''

	Despite the gang’s purpose, Wanageeska found solace in machines. She was more than just a Technomancer—she loved the tangible, the physical. She spent hours tearing apart devices, reverse-engineering them with the help of machine sprites, modifying them in ways even their designers hadn’t considered. She salvaged blueprints from the Matrix, raided corporate facilities for schematics, always searching for ways to rebuild and improve.		Despite the gang’s purpose, Wanageeska found solace in machines. She was more than just a Technomancer—she loved the tangible, the physical. She spent hours tearing apart devices, reverse-engineering them with the help of machine sprites, modifying them in ways even their designers hadn’t considered. She salvaged blueprints from the Matrix, raided corporate facilities for schematics, always searching for ways to rebuild and improve.

	The gang saw the value in her skills. She became their unofficial mechanic, repairing weapons and armor, upgrading cyberware, fixing drones—anything to keep their expensive gear operational. It was an unspoken arrangement: they provided the muscle, she provided the brains.		The gang saw the value in her skills. She became their unofficial mechanic, repairing weapons and armor, upgrading cyberware, fixing drones—anything to keep their expensive gear operational. It was an unspoken arrangement: they provided the muscle, she provided the brains.

	First aid, however, was a different story. The gang attempted to train her, but her lack of empathy and social awkwardness only seemed to make the injured worse. Instead, she was kept away from triage and focused solely on mechanical repairs.		First aid, however, was a different story. The gang attempted to train her, but her lack of empathy and social awkwardness only seemed to make the injured worse. Instead, she was kept away from triage and focused solely on mechanical repairs.

	'''The Long Game'''		'''The Long Game'''

	Locked within The Other One for two decades, Wanageeska had little opportunity to expand her Technomancer abilities. But she wasn’t entirely alone. Somewhere in the depths of the Matrix, she found a mentor—Sn00p3r, an ex-runner turned data broker. He taught her in fragments, feeding her bits of Technomancer knowledge when the gang wasn’t looking.		Locked within The Other One for two decades, Wanageeska had little opportunity to expand her Technomancer abilities. But she wasn’t entirely alone. Somewhere in the depths of the Matrix, she found a mentor—Sn00p3r, an ex-runner turned data broker. He taught her in fragments, feeding her bits of Technomancer knowledge when the gang wasn’t looking.

	He also gave her an escape plan.		He also gave her an escape plan.

	With his guidance, she learned how to cover her tracks, how to forge digital paper trails, how to plant false leads. Slowly, methodically, she built an exit strategy—one that didn’t just let her walk away, but burned the gang to the ground.		With his guidance, she learned how to cover her tracks, how to forge digital paper trails, how to plant false leads. Slowly, methodically, she built an exit strategy—one that didn’t just let her walk away, but burned the gang to the ground.

	'''Betrayal and Flight'''		'''Betrayal and Flight'''

	After twenty years, the moment arrived.		After twenty years, the moment arrived.

	For years, she had been archiving everything—orders, hit lists, financial records, video evidence of crimes. The gang was careless with technology, relying on her to clean up their messes. Instead of deleting files, she copied them. Instead of erasing security footage, she hid it. She built an airtight case against them, piece by piece.		For years, she had been archiving everything—orders, hit lists, financial records, video evidence of crimes. The gang was careless with technology, relying on her to clean up their messes. Instead of deleting files, she copied them. Instead of erasing security footage, she hid it. She built an airtight case against them, piece by piece.

	Through a quiet exchange, she passed everything to a Knight Errant detective in Seattle. In return, they ensured her escape. The moment the gang realized something was wrong, she was already gone, taking every credit she could siphon from their accounts with her.		Through a quiet exchange, she passed everything to a Knight Errant detective in Seattle. In return, they ensured her escape. The moment the gang realized something was wrong, she was already gone, taking every credit she could siphon from their accounts with her.

	Seattle became her new home.		Seattle became her new home.

	'''The Present'''		'''The Present'''

	Wanageeska has lived in Seattle for a year now, alone but free. Finding work hasn’t been easy—her Uncouth nature makes social interactions difficult, and many runners find her lack of tact unbearable. But she’s determined. She needs a crew, a team she can rely on, to start earning real nuyen.		Wanageeska has lived in Seattle for a year now, alone but free. Finding work hasn’t been easy—her Uncouth nature makes social interactions difficult, and many runners find her lack of tact unbearable. But she’s determined. She needs a crew, a team she can rely on, to start earning real nuyen.

	Though she spent twenty years in a pro-human gang, she never shared their beliefs. Racism never made sense to her—it was a pointless, ignorant hatred, and she saw firsthand how it twisted people into monsters. Now, with her skills sharpened and her path clear, she wants to fight back against the kind of violence that shaped her life.		Though she spent twenty years in a pro-human gang, she never shared their beliefs. Racism never made sense to her—it was a pointless, ignorant hatred, and she saw firsthand how it twisted people into monsters. Now, with her skills sharpened and her path clear, she wants to fight back against the kind of violence that shaped her life.