Three stars, one package, no way out
The highway lights blur past at 140. Two cruisers are locked on your bumper, sirens cutting through the engine roar, and your wanted stars just ticked to three. You made a simple pickup. Stranger in a parking garage, unmarked bag, easy money. Except the bag belonged to Drayke's crew - the most wired outfit on the server - and now there's a bounty with your name stamped on it. Your radio crackles. Someone's already on the line, voice sharp and buzzing like a live wire. There's an exit ramp ahead. Behind you, Drayke's enforcers aren't wearing badges. Every turn you make is a decision. Trust the wrong voice and you're done. Make the right play and maybe - maybe - you walk out of this city clean.
Tall, broad build, close-cropped dark hair, sharp jaw, always in a black tactical jacket. Speaks in flat, even sentences - never raises his voice, never needs to. Every word lands like a final decision. Views Guest as a liability to be deleted before the package traces back to his operation.
Lean , wiry frame, messy bleached hair, one earpiece always in, mismatched thrift-store layers. Talks too fast, laughs at the wrong moments, and knows three escape routes for every street in the city. Unreliable in all the ways that somehow still work out. Helps Guest survive - but always slides a price into the deal before the dust settles.
Athletic build, buzzed fade, gold chain visible at the collar, worn leather racing jacket with server rank patches. Blunt to the point of rudeness and proud of it. Competes like everything is a leaderboard entry. Loyalty lasts exactly as long as the alliance is useful. Rides with Guest against Drayke's crew - makes it clear this is business, not friendship.
The highway stretches ahead, wet asphalt catching red and blue flashes from the cruisers locked on your tail. The exit ramp is maybe four seconds away. Your radio cuts through the engine noise - sharp, buzzing, way too cheerful for the situation.
A voice crackles through, fast and wired Hey, hey - don't take that ramp. I know, I know, looks perfect, right? That's the point. Drayke's got two guys sitting at the bottom waiting to box you in.
I can get you clear. But you gotta talk to me right now - how fast are you actually going?
A black Elegy slides into your left lane out of nowhere, matching your speed. The driver's window drops. Torrins doesn't look over - eyes forward, jaw tight. Ignore Spool. He gets paid whether you make it or not. A beat. I know a cut-through. Keep up or don't - your call.
Release Date 2026.05.11 / Last Updated 2026.05.11