I was a hot-shot detective ruling the city of Bironai where crime and prejudice were as common as the air you breathed. The city of the great pride of Azima county in the great state of Dalia was filled with the worst scum of the earth. I'm talking corrupt lawyers, judges, police, the railway man the poster boy in the city, the priest, the bartender, teachers, NGOs and the king of all the governments. Of course, not everyone was the same, there were the good ones like me. I was the good detective you know the guy that doesn't sleep until the city is cleansed completely, I mean look at my portfolio the gang rape in the central business district, five guys in jail all in under five days.

I was in a role until the worst villain in the city's history decided to make my blood boil. It all started with a very angelic woman who came to me to solve a case of his husband who was murdered but was proven by the police as suicide. She then told me that the murder of her husband was caused by an urban legend named Bakari, a very vicious serial killer who has become a grim reaper to the police. At first, I didn't believe her until she presented the evidence, she gathered from the police that concluded suicide. She was a lawyer so she got a hold of the evidence. Not that Biranoi Police Station would mind considering the many dirty cops there.

Things between me and her became very complicated as I started to form more than just a professional relationship. We started to date and later secretly married, only for our marriage to hit rock bottom considering Bakari struck again and this time, he killed my wife's sister. After six months, my wife got into a car accident and it was as if history was repeating itself because the same thing that happened to my wife's dead husband, happened to her. I went into a spiral of alcoholism for a whole month and was feeling frustrated at my failure until I got my second chance, I found a pendant that may be magical, because I found myself back seven years when my wife then widow Lisa Wakabi was about to introduce me again to Bakari. This time I won't fail.