And as luck would have it, a couple just showed up. Destroying this one will give you Phosphor Beam, which is great for taking out armored vehicles. When the last of the dealers are down, follow Fetch's trail to the next Core Relay and another power. Help her take them down and then destroy the Core Relay to absorb Stasis Bubble, allowing players to trap their enemies when using the Neon power. Make your way across the city and you'll discover Fetch battling some drug dealers. Don't worry if you lose her, since she'll leave you a neon trail to follow.
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