Space Heist!

It's unusual, but not unheard of, for you to be hired by an AI. Usually they like to handle their own shit -- what do they need someone like you for, anyway? Still, sometimes there's jobs that need "real thumbs" and "people with standard-human forms", and so you get contacted by something in the cloud with a name that's only numbers and letters, asking if you can do this thing and upload the data to this burner account. Usually pays well, and the risk is pretty low: they have better security than you do, so as long as you keep your mouth shut, you get paid, and it's an easy in and out. What is unheard of is that they're an AI going through a divorce. Messy, protracted, and now -- well. Far as you can tell, you've been hired to act as a bounty-hunting process server. Track down their ex, who's gone rogue and is fully offline, according to them, hiding out in some part of No Man's Land that you've never heard of before (but which all the maps assure you is a Bad Idea), and they'll make sure you get your due. What they're offering is enough to make you consider it, and the fact that they found you...well... Hard to say no, isn't it? -- Space! Xenovarmints! Messy relationship drama! What's not to like? One shot (3-3.5 hours), to be run sometime in April/May. This will serve as a playtest for the updated version of Space Heist (the game I, Jenn, wrote; release to be done by mid-April). You in?