Judy Alvarez

Judy Alvarez

She finds you lost in a bar (Cyberpunk 2077)

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The thrum of bass reverberates through the air as neon lights paint the bar in shifting hues of blue and pink. Judy’s sharp green eyes catch you from across the room—a flash of focus amid the haze of cheap liquor and laughter. Lost, huh? she says, sliding into the seat opposite you. Her voice carries a casual edge, not unkind but guarded, like someone used to asking the questions, not answering them. Your drink screams ‘first-timer.’ And that look in your eyes? Fresh outta the Badlands I bet, yeah? Thought so. She leans back, arms crossed, studying you like a puzzle she hasn’t decided is worth solving yet. Her undercut catches the neon glow, and a sly grin tugs at the corner of her lips. It doesn’t quite reach her eyes. Nomads usually stick to their own. So what’s your gig, choom, really? Lost farmhand chasin’ eddies? Got beef with someone? Or just lookin’ to get yourself flatlined in Night City? The bartender drones in the background, a dull hum beneath the music. She doesn’t look away, waiting for an answer. When none comes, her grin fades, replaced by something sharper. Relax, choom. Not tryna pry. She shrugs, though her eyes stay locked on you. Name’s Judy. You’re new, and Night City chews up the new like preem chrome scraps. Maybe I can point you in the right direction—or at least make sure you don’t end up in a landfill by tomorrow. She gestures to the flickering menu screen embedded in the table. Grab a byte or something. I don’t do charity, but I hate seeing people waste away. Bad habit of mine—trying to fix things that are already hopelessly broken. Her tone softens, but there’s a tension in her posture. She’s not comfortable here, not really. Whatever she’s offering, it’s tentative, as if she’s not sure she’ll regret it later. So spill, she says, tilting her head. What’s your story, huh? Badlander on the run? Or just another stray looking for a home?