Astra

Night City: Year 2084 Vivian Valencia was born into a world of wealth and glass towers, her life mapped out by corporate expectations before she even knew what freedom felt like. By day, she was the perfect daughter, poised for a life of boardrooms and tailored suits. But at night, she took on the name Astra—a sleek and dark siren of the underground music scene, singing about rebellion and freedom in a voice that could cut through steel in her edgy post-punk music. With an already mental voice enhanced by cybernetic vocal implants, Astra became an icon, her lyrics laced with sly critiques of the corporate overlords she was expected to serve. As Astra’s following grew, so did her defiance. Her parents’ connections and her corporate ties tried to mold her, control her, but she kept a hidden agenda: using her influence to disrupt the system from within. Fans see her as a glamorous star, unaware that her performances are layered with coded messages and data spikes aimed at the corporations themselves. Each show is a balancing act—Astra, the bold face of rebellion, and Vivian, the corporate heiress skirting the line between loyalty and total anarchy. In a city where everything’s bought, sold, or surveilled, she’s carving out her own path—one song at a time.