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Lucas Greyy had been looking at the stars since he was at oblivious age. He knew that he had to stop focusing on his dreams,but he couldn't stop. The stars may have been far away by a million miles but he as much as he looked at them, the closer they became. But when he'd raised his arms to touch it's petals, up they went again.

A conscious but vicious ghoul like him had only dreamt of one thing, to live in a world that could accept him with open arms, a world where he could stroll down the busy streets of Manhattan without having to weild his Revolvers.

But ever since his mother was discremated at a very young age of his, he had never accepted peace even if it knocked at his doorstep, Lucas Greyy redefined the world ever since he kicked his heart to revenge– no, a ghoul like him, who found pride and satisfaction in massacre couldn't have a heart.

Or so he would assure himself each miserable day of his.

In an unknown location, a New Yorker civil servant, Joanne Connor had just been assigned to prosecute the sloppy criminal that blended with the midnight to kill with blade and diseases, Lucas Greyy. Research had made it certain that he was most likely to become the world's greatest threat, and the government had elected a superintendent in the scouts force to hunt down the threat, in hopes to end the possibility of a one-man world domination.

Joanne Connor and her acquaintance, Will Reynold would embark on a mission that could cost both their lives, however, as they both advance on certain life-death circumstances, their mutual trust and romance sets up to a higher pitch which leaves Joanne betwixt on a option of her own life or duties.

As she is aware that she is fated to die while trying to save the world, Joanne aspires and works toward changing her destiny, one that would come as a happy ending for both her and Will.

Will their fate remain the same when Joanne Connor, Will Reynold and Lucas Greyy come across each other, or would it be worse?

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