A (possibly upsetting) cyberpunk adventure comedy.

You know how there's those girls that you know but don't really know?

Marine's one of those girls. In a stroke of what some people would call amazing luck, a massive corporation stole something from her workshop while she was sleeping. Our protagonist, being the upstanding (and not shiftless, anti-social pervert) citizen that he is, offers to help.

And so he does.

Puck's a scavenger in the husk of what used to be Los Angeles.

There's work there. Not much of it honest. She's been there long enough to know what trouble looks like and how to avoid it. And she knows better than to trust any evergreen who comes making stupid promises. Living comes first.

She's pragmatic, but that has its own sort of problems. Especially when money outweighs the reasons to say no.

-Rise.-

Erik wakes to the word and finds a valkyrie standing at the foot of his bed.

She says she's come to guide him to Valhalla. It's a trip he will find is not as glorious as the old myths might make it seem.

Puck found a strange Chinese girl in a busted up research facility that shouldn't have been touched for the past sixty years.

That sort of things warrants asking some questions. Of course, it's rare that mysterious ageless science projects wander around for very long without being noticed.