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A reluctant participant in the ruthless criminal organization Micera, led by the enigmatic and seemingly supernatural Bub Bellows, struggles to avoid becoming a killer. Despite his attempts to escape and build a normal life with his love interest, Lora, the narrator is continually drawn back into Micera's violent world of drugs, weapons, and contract killings. He grapples with moral compromises, the corrupting nature of power, and the pervasive influence of an organization that justifies its brutal actions as a form of 'justice.' The story explores his internal conflict, the impossibility of true escape, and the chilling realization that he may be destined to become what he fears most. Comparable works include Breaking Bad