Daily has a new project in her hands: a zine where she intends to share as much information as she can gather about the underground world and make herself known as one of the most renouned writers in the sphera.

She needs help from her friend Bonnie, a graffiti artist who has offered to illustrate her zine, and her friend Nux, an aspiring DJ and amateur music producer known for her contact network.

She chooses the music artist RM-20 as her first subject to interview and gets in contact with her through Nux, who knows a friend of a friend. The interview goes smoothly in the tube wagon number 4 and, by the end of the interview, RM-20 gifts Daily a flip-phone to stay in touch, which is Daily’s first contact with non-analog technology.

During the span of the interview, Nux wanders off and hears rumours about a place where you can stay connected 24/7 without getting caught. This peaks her interest and she starts investigating the matter on her own.

Bonnie and Daily work on the first volume of the zine and Daily includes a few pictures taken with her new phone, under Bonnie’s the mistrusting eyes.