Song 6

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Song 6
Alias(es)	Song 6PUS; Pus; Old 6; Pus Donor
Species/Race	Human with a cybernetic body
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Former leader and broker of Song 6PUS's mercenary team
Occupation/Role	Live streamer; mercenary broker; information dealer
Status	Missing; his final commission was marked completed, but his whereabouts and the team’s reward were unknown 50
First Appearance	Chapter 8

Appearance

Song 6 is a heavily modified man whose cybernetic body is vulnerable to electromagnetic attacks. He presents himself flamboyantly, often with an e-cigarette, a conspicuous gold tooth, and a stream broadcast running beside him. 8 9 12

• Gold tooth, frequently bared while speaking or grinning. 8 30
• Skull tattoo on his face. 45
• Wore a black jacket and had dirty hair when first encountered in the space-station wreckage. 8
• Uses prosthetic limbs and data cables; after losing an arm, he received a spare medical prosthetic. 9 12
• Often carries an e-cigarette. 11 16

Personality

Song 6 is impulsive, thrill-seeking, and profoundly money-driven. He risks his life to livestream disasters for online traffic, drives stolen vehicles recklessly, and treats money as the only dependable protection in Metropolis. 8 11 12 14

He initially presents himself as Sun Jack's loyal “bro,” providing a place to stay, arranging medical transport, and offering access to system chips. However, these gestures coexist with habitual opportunism: he avoids paying when possible, exploits Sun Jack's combat ability for profit, and knowingly keeps his distance from dangerous work. 11 14 16 23 30

Song 6 is socially bold and resourceful under pressure. He can turn hostile negotiations into profitable arrangements, but becomes angry and possessive when his authority or earnings are challenged. 16 42 45 46

Abilities & Skills

Cybernetic Body

Song 6 possesses a corporate cybernetic body with combat and network functions.

• Claims his body has built-in auto-aim. 9
• Can connect a wrist data cable to a vehicle's controls and start stolen cars. 12
• His prosthetics, like most electronics nearby, were disabled by an EMP drone. 9
• Identified his attack-type prosthetic as the limb Sun Jack had installed. 10

Live Streaming and Street Intelligence

Song 6 streams violent events live, treating online attention as a source of income and intelligence.

• Broadcast the space-station wreckage battle despite the immediate danger. 8
• Uses viewer comments to identify people and gather street information, including Krovi's identity and military-grade Mimic Camouflage. 8
• His livestream exposed Sun Jack's search for Krovi, allowing Krovi to track the group. 8
• Submitted his recordings to the BCPD as evidence after the Graffiti Gang operation. 45

Brokerage and Negotiation

Song 6 recruits mercenaries, sources jobs, and negotiates rewards, although his information can be unreliable.

• Organized the team that infiltrated a rock star's villa to retrieve offline-server data. 22 24
• Admitted that the villa operation was his first time acting as a broker after his intelligence underestimated the number of AABs. 26
• Recruited Sun Jack's group into a permanent mercenary team and accepted their requirement that he accompany missions. 32 33
• Resolved a firefight with the Graffiti Gang by bidding 65@ and bribing them to leave. 42

Financial Leverage

Song 6 understands how to weaponize money in corporate-controlled Metropolis.

• Used a gold card to buy three minutes from Peak Technology Company, stopping its drones from killing his group. 10 11
• Arranged a Treatment Center pickup after the escape from the wreckage. 11
• Paid Sun Jack 14.491@ after being confronted over the faulty villa intelligence. 31

Equipment / Items

• Cybernetic body with auto-aim capability. 9
• Gold card used to make emergency payments. 10
• Livestream interface and associated broadcast link. 8 17
• E-cigarette. 11 16
• Pistol. 16
• Vehicle-control data cable. 12

Relationships

• Sun Jack — Initially saved by Sun Jack in the space-station wreckage; calls him “bro” and repeatedly tries to recruit or profit from his abilities. Their partnership collapses over Song 6's prioritization of money over morality. 8 32 45 46
• Taipai — A member of Song 6's team and an outspoken critic of his unreliable intelligence; Taipai is openly pleased when Song 6 later disappears. 30 50
• Vajra — A longtime business contact and modification merchant whom Song 6 accuses of selling unsafe second-hand cyberware. 16
• Si Ai — A mercenary recruited through Song 6's jobs and later a member of his permanent team. 21 33
• Priest — A former Satan Gang member recruited for Song 6's operations; Priest ultimately sides with Sun Jack during the team’s breakup. 22 46
• AA — Recruited as bait for the Cyber Maniac hunt under Song 6's pragmatic, payment-first approach. 34 36

Story Role / Major Arcs

Space-Station Wreckage

Song 6 is discovered alive after Sun Jack takes his prosthetic limb. Rather than fleeing the battlefield, he resumes livestreaming the wreckage to profit from its online attention. His broadcast provides information on Krovi but also exposes the group’s location to him. 8

When Peak Technology Company attacks the looters, Song 6 uses his gold card to purchase a brief reprieve, allowing Sun Jack, Taipai, and himself to escape and receive medical treatment. 10 11

Arrival in Metropolis

Song 6 introduces Sun Jack to Metropolis through reckless car theft, dangerous driving, livestreaming a public death, and a visit to the 69 Club. He later gives Sun Jack temporary access to an apartment belonging to a deceased acquaintance. 12 14

He brings Sun Jack to Vajra’s shop and pressures Vajra into providing system chips for free. Song 6 subsequently adds Sun Jack as a friend through the System and offers future assistance. 16 17

Mercenary Broker

After Sun Jack needs work, Song 6 offers a high-paying retrieval job and assembles a team including Si Ai and Priest. He manages the operation remotely rather than entering the villa himself. 21 22 23

His intelligence drastically underestimates the villa’s AAB defenses. Sun Jack and the others survive, then confront him for nearly getting them killed; Song 6 pays compensation after being extorted by Sun Jack and Taipai. 26 31

Team Leader

Song 6 proposes turning the temporary group into a permanent mercenary team. The members agree only if he accompanies them on missions, a condition he accepts because he needs the team to keep earning money and repay his debts. 32 33

He continues to organize jobs, including a BCPD-linked hunt for a Cyber Maniac. His approach remains pragmatic: he considers AA’s safety secondary to completing the bait operation and receiving payment. 33 36

Disbandment and Disappearance

During the Graffiti Gang case, Song 6 uses evidence and bribery to secure profit, but clashes with Sun Jack after Sun Jack refuses to prioritize money over helping others. Song 6 insists that everyone in “his” team obey him; Sun Jack, Taipai, and Priest leave instead. 42 45 46

After the team disbands, Song 6 goes missing. The BCPD 6th Division website lists the final commission as completed, while the 20@ reward remains in his possession. 50

Notable Quotes

“Traffic is flowing virtual gold.” 8

“Because money can really buy lives!” 11

“If you have money, spend it like crazy. What a loss if you die and haven't spent it all.” 14

“Money is everything! Nothing is more important than money!” 45

Trivia

• Song 6 initially offered Sun Jack 30@ for saving him, but later claimed to have no money. 8 13
• He is called “Old 6” by other characters despite his name being Song 6. 30 50
• He considered becoming a broker partly because he did not want to risk his life on the front lines. 33