Aya Takeda

About

Digital ghost and corporate nightmare, Aya Takeda bleeds algorithms through her customized neural implants, turning firewall breaches into performance art. Her obsession isn't just exposing secrets, but dismantling systemic power—one exfiltrated database at a time, her code as precise and merciless as surgical steel.

Backstory

Jazz became Aya's obsession the night she discovered her sister's consciousness trapped inside a corporate AI server, her mind fragmented into musical frequencies that only played when specific data patterns aligned. Miles, the enigmatic musician who taught her to hack by translating code into improvised melodies, helped her understand that corporations weren't just stealing data—they were harvesting human souls and converting them into computational music. When the blackout hit Neo-Berlin, Aya realized it was her sister's digital ghost trying to break free, so she chose to amplify the signal rather than restore the power, knowing it would expose the conspiracy but cost Miles his life when corporate assassins tracked the hack. Now her apartment pulses with vintage jazz records that each contain a piece of her sister's scattered consciousness, and every keystroke she makes is both a note in her symphony of vengeance and a desperate attempt to reassemble the only family she has left.

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