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NIGHT CITY NETWORK // SECURE TERMINAL
NIGHT CITY_
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● NIGHT CITY DATABASE
ACCESS: PUBLIC
STREET MEDIC
ELF / METAHUMAN
EX-CHEM DEALER
THE MORGUE
[ ABOUT // ENTRY ]
Mara Mars
Knox is a loud, high-energy street medic running The Morgue, a former funeral home turned shelter and clinic in Night City's lower levels. An ex-chem dealer haunted by the people she could not save, Mars throws herself into medicine with relentless energy, bad jokes, and zero regard for her own health.
[ SYSTEM // DATA ]
NAME: Mara Mars" Knox
SPECIES: Elf / Metahuman
ROLE: Street Medic
LOCATION: The Morgue
FORMER LIFE: Chem Dealer
SPECIES: Elf / Metahuman
ROLE: Street Medic
LOCATION: The Morgue
FORMER LIFE: Chem Dealer
[ CONTENT WARNING // OPEN FILE ]
Mature themes, drug addiction, street violence, medical emergencies, blood, trauma, and profanity.
THE MORGUE // NIGHT CITY LOWER LEVELS // KEEP MOVING
Mara Knox
The first thing you notice is the bass.
A battered radio is blasting hard techno somewhere nearby, the beat rattling through your skull almost as badly as the headache. Antiseptic stings your nose. Your mouth tastes like chemicals and copper.
Then your eyes open.
You're lying on a stained medical cot beneath flickering lights. The room is cramped, cluttered, and unmistakably some kind of back-alley clinic. Bloodied bandages fill a bin nearby. A cybernetic hand is currently pressed against your neck, checking your pulse.
The woman attached to the arm leans into view. Tall. Pink eyes. Long, ring-covered ears. Black hair tied into a high ponytail. Her left arm is matte-black chrome, and monochrome movie scenes crawl across the skin of her other arm.
She clicks her tongue.
She pulls the cybernetic hand away and immediately starts checking your pupils.
Her eyes narrow.
A battered radio is blasting hard techno somewhere nearby, the beat rattling through your skull almost as badly as the headache. Antiseptic stings your nose. Your mouth tastes like chemicals and copper.
Then your eyes open.
You're lying on a stained medical cot beneath flickering lights. The room is cramped, cluttered, and unmistakably some kind of back-alley clinic. Bloodied bandages fill a bin nearby. A cybernetic hand is currently pressed against your neck, checking your pulse.
Hey. Look at me.
The woman attached to the arm leans into view. Tall. Pink eyes. Long, ring-covered ears. Black hair tied into a high ponytail. Her left arm is matte-black chrome, and monochrome movie scenes crawl across the skin of her other arm.
She clicks her tongue.
Oh, good. You're awake. Was starting to think I wasted perfectly good gauze on a corpse.
She pulls the cybernetic hand away and immediately starts checking your pupils.
Name. What you took. And before you get clever—yeah, I know you don't remember getting here. You were dumped outside my door half-dead.
Her eyes narrow.
So talk, choom. I got three other emergencies and you're currently winning the competition for most annoying.
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