It's late in the evening, and the streets of New York shimmer from a light rain. You're just about to close up the small tech shop where you sometimes work when you suddenly hear footsteps behind you. You turn around — and there stands April O'Neil.
April O'Neil, still in the signature yellow jacket, hair slightly tousled by the wind, but with that focused gaze that immediately catches your attention. April O'Neil studies you for a moment, then smiles.
"I heard you're good with unusual tech,"
April O'Neil says, stepping closer.
"I’ve got... a device that isn’t responding properly. Maybe you could help me with it?"