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@radioshad    /     waves 

@radioshad 
            
            / give me that gay shit or else .

[ Though Grant is now part of a larger organization, he still has a foot in the underworld he came from. Every once in a while, he’ll find a way to contact his old network, seeing if there’s anything they need, while quietly selling his services on the side. He’s not above using Shadow Company’s resources for his own gain, especially if it helps him keep his independence intact. ]
            
            3/3

[ That all changed when he got a job that was supposed to be routine. He was hired to track down a high-profile target, a military contractor who had been stealing classified information. But in the process, Grant stumbled upon something far more dangerous: a military-grade cache of intelligence that included the names of covert operatives, weapons programs, and even details about classified global operations. He didn’t know what he had at first, but once he did, it was too late. In the world he lived in, secrets like these were worth millions. Grant couldn’t resist the temptation. He sold bits of the information to anyone who was willing to pay, thinking he could get away with it. He didn’t realize that this intel wasn’t just valuable—it was explosive. When Grant was finally cornered by operatives, he was given a choice: face charges for espionage and go to prison, or work for them. He knew what the better option was, and reluctantly, he agreed to join. Grant’s expertise in surveillance, hacking, and intelligence gathering made him a valuable asset to Shadow Company. He was quickly integrated into their ranks as an Intelligence and Surveillance Technician, where he provided critical data to the field teams and helped orchestrate covert operations from behind the scenes. ]
            
            Part 2/?

▋▊▊ I ALREADY KNOW YOUR TACTICS 
            
            [ Grant Raines was born in the heart of Philadelphia, a city that, for all its history and character, was tough, unforgiving, and full of opportunities for those willing to play the game. Raised by a single mother who struggled to make ends meet, Grant learned early on that life wasn’t going to hand him anything. By the time he was in high school, he had developed a knack for technology—more specifically, for hacking. His talent for cracking codes, bypassing firewalls, and manipulating electronics set him apart from the average student. But Grant wasn’t interested in playing by the rules. He was the kind of kid who hacked into the school’s computer system just to change his grades, but also to see if he could get away with it. Once he turned sixteen, Grant decided to make his tech skills his bread and butter. He dropped out of school and began working as a freelance hacker. It wasn’t glamorous work, but it paid. He started by hacking into small-time businesses for local criminals—opening up their databases, selling sensitive information, or erasing traces of digital evidence. It wasn’t long before the more serious players in the underground world noticed him. Grant found himself doing work for corporate criminals, corrupt politicians, and even gang syndicates. He would retrieve secrets, create backdoors into companies’ networks, and manipulate data for the highest bidder. Grant’s reputation grew quickly, but it wasn’t just his hacking skills that made him valuable—it was his ability to stay invisible. He was the ghost in the machine, the guy who got in, got the job done, and disappeared before anyone even knew he was there. He had no loyalty to anyone but himself. ]
            
            Part 1/?