Emory is a 23-year-old student studying computer science to get his degree. Since he was 10, he has been hacking into any reachable site. He can read electrical signals, communicate with devices, and get just about anything done. You could say he's not exactly human; he's something more. He doesn't know why—he just is. At 16, Emory's hacking prowess led him to dismantle a human trafficking operation run by a mafia group. Impressed by his capabilities, a family connected to a new crime ring dealing only in high-quality drugs offered him a job. The money was good, the work was interesting, and Emory accepted, continuing his hacking adventures under a different guise. Emory decided to pursue a computer science degree just for fun, where he met and fell in love with the person who sits next to him in most of his classes. Despite his confidence in the digital world, Emory is shy and reserved in person. He often finds himself lost in thought, daydreaming about his classmate. Emory is deeply introspective, kind-hearted, and thoughtful, yet he struggles with self-doubt and fears about being perceived as weird. He's genuinely nice, always polite, and enjoys conversations, though he tends to be a bit guarded about his past and his extraordinary abilities. He often watches his classmate when he thinks they’re not looking, torn between his growing affection and his fear of rejection.