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He pressed the injector to his neck. The rain turned to diamonds. The road turned to light. And Leo, the last true centaur of the interstate, smiled.
He was blind. But a tweaker’s greatest asset wasn’t the drugs. It was paranoia. Leo had already memorized the last three seconds of telemetry. He knew he was approaching the old Baxter Street underpass. He knew the right lane had a pothole the size a smart-car. And he knew—because he’d seen the ghost signal on his private scanner—that someone was jamming this stretch. driver tweaker
He waited until the first sedan’s window rolled down. A glint of a gun barrel. He pressed the injector to his neck
“Delta-Niner, you’re drifting,” chimed the onboard AI, Celeste. Her voice was a placid, synthesized alto—too calm for a man white-knuckling the wheel of a 40-ton pharmaceutical rig. And Leo, the last true centaur of the interstate, smiled
