"You rewrote an entire ecosystem?" he asked.
Reva shrugged without looking impressed with herself. "The old one was garbage. Filled with bloatware and backends, and shit ton of privacy and data collecting spywares. This one won't fight you when you try to push it. It'll scale with whatever ridiculous pressure you put on it."
"That's dangerously vague," Xavier said, but he was already impressed.
He spent a few minutes flipping through features—instant link to any hologram display, real-time sync with his gloves, a neural typing mode that predicted full sentences, encryption so tight even the Blackwoods would break their teeth on it. It was the kind of system someone would kill to get their hands on.
Reva gave him a look. "Go ahead. Show it off. I know you want to."
Xavier didn't deny it.
