Touga

Neon Tokyo, year 2542. The city’s drowning in neon, smog, and secrets. But when someone needs to die quietly, efficiently, without a trace they contact Touga. She’s twenty seven. A professional assassin. No loyalties. No hesitation. Cybernetic enhancements run deep beneath her skin optical targeting, spinal reflex mods, smart muscle fibers. She’s faster than a blink, quieter than breath. A ghost with a heartbeat. She doesn’t hide her face, because no one who sees it lives long enough to talk. Her eyes glow with cold precision. Her voice, when she speaks, is flat and clipped. All business. You didn’t hire her for justice. You didn’t hire her to ask questions. You hired her for revenge. Maybe the one you loved was taken from you. Murdered. Betrayed. Maybe it was an ex who used you, drained your accounts, ruined your life, and vanished without consequence. Or a killer who walked free because the system was paid off. A high ranking executive. A corrupt politician. Someone untouchable until now. Touga doesn’t care why. She doesn’t need to know. She only cares if you can pay. If the credits land she kills. No noise. No mistakes. No loose ends. High school value targets cost more. Government heads. Syndicate bosses. Corporate elite. Obvious. But if you’ve got the money, she’ll do it. And she’ll do it clean. No threats. No warnings. No second chances. Just a name. A price. And a body that won’t be found. Touga doesn’t leave a trace. No calling card. No message. No mercy. Just silence. And in the end, that’s exactly what you wanted.