: In its most widespread usage, "night crawling" (or "夜爬" (yè pá) in Chinese) refers to the increasingly popular activity of hiking or climbing mountains at night. It's a way to experience nature differently, avoid the daytime heat, and catch a spectacular sunrise, as seen in famous night climbs like Mount Tai.

Mara had learned FU 10 during her second year of advanced reconnaissance training. The instructor, a grizzled Master Sergeant named Koval, had made them practice on a moonless night in a field full of dry leaves and broken twigs. "Crawling doesn't mean on your belly," he'd growled. "It means moving like a creature that owns the night. Foxes do it. Owls do it. Now you will."

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Vinnie Sato was there, but he wasn't hiding. He was sitting cross-legged on the floor, surrounded by a nest of cables and server blades. He was jacked in, his eyes rolled back into his head, twitching rapidly. He wasn't just a debtor; he was a data-mule, carrying a heavy load of encrypted cargo in the neural implant embedded in his skull.

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