Chapter 21// Pushing on
In prison, there was no frickin wifi. Leo was held in a jail cell especially designed for augmented people. They couldn’t just rip out his arm, and sure, there were police officers with much more strength and gizmos, but this was supposed to be easy lockup. His jail cell was also a Faraday cage, which meant no electromagnetic signals coming in or out, and he was locked behind a metal alloy door that not even black market cyberarms could rip out.
But he wasn’t gonna try to get out.
Leo was really bummed out.
They had taken his walkman too.
The prison warden had taken it right in front of him, out of his confiscated possessions and had plugged in his own headphones, enjoying the old tunes.
“Hey! Put that away,” Leo had yelled at the warden, but the response he’d
