Because I've been hooked on Cyberpunk2077 since my birthday on Dec 31st, I've been jumping on that bandwagon in my writing as well and have been doing random free-writes in my notebook whenever I have time.
So, when I saw 
As such, this was done in my notebook.
For sake of ease as I'm sure some of you will find it hard to read my terrible writing, it says:
Standing at the window of his new short-term tenant housing, Travis sighed and idly flipped a beer cap into the trash-can across the apartment.
It had been a long week, making sure he had scrubbed as much of his last identity from the Relay as possible before spinning up a new one which he'd used to get the small apartment he was in now.
His clients of course knew how to get him jobs - that had always been largely anonymous so the identity scrubbing was mostly a way to ensure that nobody could find him if he'd botched a job or missed anything. It was a precaution that had served him well over the years.
I've been switching scenes back and forth so far between this character - Travis - who is a 'Scrubber' - someone who makes shit on what counts as the internet of the future disappear. Video, text, whatever. If it can't be removed, he's the guy who burries it under a deluge of other data, and makes it as hard as possible to find. The inspiration from this comes from the real-life companies that deal with reputation management online.
The second character is Andrij - a drug dealer specializing in the physical drugs of our times. In the future, if you want to get high or have a crazy trip, there are specialized one-time-use programs designed and customized for exactly the style of trip you want to take. They're safer for anyone using cybernetic implants - which most people have. So physical drugs that can be of varying quality and can provide a random trip... those are relics of the past. But Andrij has managed to make it a collector's and enthusiast's product... and jacked the price to fit such a niche market.
Maybe if I spot a good prompt again in the near future I'll toss up a scene from his perspective. We'll see.
Either way, this was a fun free-write.
