Chapter 11: The Horror of the Souka Family
News about Brenner Souka's case spread quickly, leaving the population shocked and terrified. He had killed two people burned alive and burned the face of his own brother, Jokero, leaving him permanently wheelchair-bound.
This terrible episode became known as the horror of the Souka family and the terror of the Metropolis. Law enforcement and local heroes did everything they could to find Brenner, but he seemed to have disappeared without a trace.
Despite all the intensive searches, Brenner has never been seen since. He became a dark and enigmatic figure, leaving a trail of destruction and suffering in his wake. People lived in fear, not knowing when and where he might appear again.
Meanwhile, Jokero, Brenner's brother, was trying to recover from the terrible injuries he had suffered. His life had changed completely, now depending on a wheelchair to get around. He carried with him the physical and emotional scars of his own brother's brutal attack.
The population continued to question what led Brenner to commit such horrible acts. Some speculated about mental problems or past traumas that had pushed him over the edge. Others believed he had given himself over to darkness and revenge, with no return.
Meanwhile, the city remained on alert, with people looking over their shoulders, fearing the possibility of Brenner returning. Brenner Souka's story has become a dark landmark in the history of Metropolis, a frightening reminder of the dangers that can exist within a seemingly ordinary family.
(End of Chapter 11)