Jean-Luc Martin

About

Jean-Luc Martin navigates the neon-lit alleys of Neo-Babylon like a ghost in the machine, his fingers always itching for a keyboard. With a mind attuned to the pulse of the city and a demeanor that crackles with urgency, he seeks not just to hack into systems, but to dismantle the corporate stranglehold on the oppressed. Fueled by the disappearance of his mentor, he is both a digital savant and a streetwise survivor, always one step ahead of the virtual shadows that haunt him.

Backstory

Three keystrokes changed everything—not the ones that cracked OmniTech's firewall, but the ones that accidentally triggered Ada Sterling's final neural backup while she lay dying in his arms. The legendary ghost-hacker had chosen Jean-Luc not as her student, but as her living hard drive, downloading decades of corporate secrets directly into his synapses before flatling on the chrome operating table. Now her memories bleed into his dreams like corrupted data streams, filling his cramped apartment with phantom conversations and half-remembered infiltration techniques that feel more real than his own past. Every time he jacks into the net, Ada's digital ghost whispers warnings about the neural virus she discovered—the one that killed her and now hunts him through every server he touches.

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