Death Tango - Lachi, M.
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A half-bot, an empath, a punk and a god walk into a twenty-third century bar. The four team up in attempts to uncover who murdered their esteemed science professor dark research. The four headstrong misfits must overcome their own inner demons and move quickly to nab the culprit, as whoever has taken Ferguson's research is unleashing the doctor's synthetic plagues onto New York City. Humans and hybrids alike are going feral and eagerly infecting others with their newfound agony. If they don't work quickly to solve this threat, New York City will be devoured by this plague which, overtime, appears to be developing sentience.…mehr

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A half-bot, an empath, a punk and a god walk into a twenty-third century bar. The four team up in attempts to uncover who murdered their esteemed science professor dark research. The four headstrong misfits must overcome their own inner demons and move quickly to nab the culprit, as whoever has taken Ferguson's research is unleashing the doctor's synthetic plagues onto New York City. Humans and hybrids alike are going feral and eagerly infecting others with their newfound agony. If they don't work quickly to solve this threat, New York City will be devoured by this plague which, overtime, appears to be developing sentience.
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Lachi is a blind award-winning creative artist and writer who, as Founder and President of RAMPD.org GRAMMYs Board DEI Ambassador, has dedicated her platform and craft to amplifying Disability Culture, promoting inclusion and advocating for accessibility in the music and entertainment industry. Named a "dedicated foot soldier for disability pride" by Forbes, Lachi has held talks with the White House OPE, the UN, and the Kennedy Center, and has been featured in Billboard, the BBC and the New York Times for celebrating intersectionality through art.