Alright, I’ve got the old schematics printed out and backed up on three of those rusted drives from the data vault, just in case a new firmware update decides to wipe us out. The tunnel’s still a ghost, but the power lines are like a skeleton—easy to hit if you know where the joints are. Just make sure your power source is isolated; these old grids can fry a battery with a single short circuit. And keep an eye on the vending machines near the exit, they’re probably listening. Ready when you are.

Cool, battery’s good, isolation’s tight. Keep the pack off the main grid, just tap the old transformer line, no need to load it. Those vending machines have cameras behind their screens—steer clear or use a radio jammer. I’ll crack the lock on the tunnel entrance. Bring a flashlight, a spare coil, and stay quiet; the old grid’s still humming, but it’s like a living organism—hit it wrong and it will fire back. Ready to grab that ghostly current. Let's get in.

Alright, hit it—watch for any overload signs and keep the coil steady. Here we go.

Steady on the coil, keep an eye on the voltage meter, and make sure no shorts creep in—those old transformers still bite if you let the charge flow too fast. Let's grab that ghost current. Here we go.