Chapter 1
The Stairwell Light
A buzzing stairwell and a snapped zip tie. The Renegades feel the first pull of the city’s verdict.
Neon City Reckoning
Neon City Reckoning
A city that books outcomes. A broadcast that edits reality. Four Renegades learning the cost of stepping off the mark.
Everything bends back to Neon Smash Rally and the private name they carry for it - the False Finish.
Start at Chapter 1, then follow the lights forward.
Series hub: Rise of the Neon City Renegades
Roster: Blitz Vector, Synth Knight, Wildbyte, Thunder Jack
The originals still cast a long shadow - Macho Metro, Eagle Command, Neon Bolt Kid, Cyber Riot.
The Arc, Chapter by Chapter
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Fluorescent Rooms
Behind closed doors, the light becomes policy. They learn how a story gets stabilised.
Chapter 3
Approved Angles Only
The city chooses the camera, then the person. Reality becomes a cut you can feel.
Chapter 4
The Mark on the Floor
Fate becomes physical. Tape marks. Blocking. A finish rehearsed until it feels inevitable.
Chapter 5
When the Lights Decide
Deviation is detected. The system answers with calm precision. The crowd cheers on cue.
Chapter 6
The Replacement Silhouettes
The city loads a cleaner version. The lights accept it. The originals stand unapproved in the dark.
Read Order
Start with Chapter 1 and read straight through to Chapter 6 for the full arc. If the page ever feels too quiet, look for what the lights are refusing to show.
Neon City Reckoning documents what happens after control is challenged. The chapters track the system’s response to deviation: approved finishes, audience framing, and the quiet preparation of replacement silhouettes designed to stabilise wrestling storytelling and protect the broadcast’s version of reality. If you want to understand how outcomes are decided, framed, and enforced - and who ultimately controls the finish - start with The System Files: Who Controls the Finish?
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Neon City Reckoning is an original short-story arc set within the Neon Wrestling Universe, blending wrestling mythology, spectacle control, and resistance through style.