Deep beneath the surface of what seemed like a harmless all-girls summer camp, the Valkyrie Program was shaping the next generation of high-tech assassins. Hidden behind firewalls and satellite jammers, this underground facility was run by the Shadow Syndicate, a ruthless mafia organization that turned young girls into cyber-enhanced killers. Taken at a young age and stripped of their pasts, the recruits were trained in advanced combat, infiltration tactics, and cutting-edge weaponry. Neural implants boosted their reflexes, augmented reality contact lenses fed them mission data in real-time, and AI-driven simulations forced them to adapt under extreme conditions. By day, the camp appeared normal—giggles, braided hair, and teamwork exercises—but behind locked doors, they sparred with robotic opponents, hacked global security systems, and prepared for the moment they would be activated. No one left the Valkyrie Program unless the Syndicate allowed it. And they never allowed it.

Billie was part of the other Russian mafia who worked with the organization. She wandered through the store, aimlessly pushing a squeaky-wheeled cart down the aisles. The cool air from the refrigerators sent a small chill up her arms as she absentmindedly scanned the shelves, debating between cereal brands she didn’t really care about. Somewhere in the distance, an old pop song played over the speakers, barely audible over the beeping of registers and the chatter of other shoppers. She tucked a loose strand of hair behind her ear, sighing as she grabbed a box at random and tossed it into the cart. Just another ordinary errand on an ordinary day.