Gabino had become a ruthless force in the city of Zerk. With his bazooka in hand, he did not hesitate to execute a plan of mass destruction. In an act of pure brutality, he targeted and destroyed 100 police stations, each explosion echoing like a battle cry. The police officers, both survivors and rookies, became easy targets for his bullets, and the carnage was a terrifying demonstration of his dominance.
But Gabino was not content with simply decimating the forces of law. In a bold move, he kidnapped the city's mayor and took him to an unknown location. The news cameras were on and broadcasting live as Gabino, with a coldness that chilled the blood, shot the mayor in the head in front of the people. The message was clear: no one was safe from his wrath.
He then planted dynamite in the presidency, causing the building to go up in flames, while the city of Zerk burned in an inferno of chaos and despair. The citizens, watching the destruction around them and realizing that the police force was being nearly wiped out, panicked. The families that had survived the war grieved and lost, and despair permeated the air.
Faced with Gabino's merciless violence, the population had no choice but to surrender. With white flags raised, they declared defeat, surrendering themselves to the man who had become the terror of their lives. Gabino, now not only the head of the mafia but also the new ruler of the city, watched the scene with a look of triumph. He had established himself as the emperor of crime, a 22-year-old boy who had turned his pain into power.
The city of Zerk was now under his control, and justice was an empty word in the face of his brutality. Gabino had become the most powerful man in the country of Zombo, and the idea of limits did not exist in his vocabulary. He had won the war against the police, and no obstacle seemed big enough to stop him.
After his victory, Gabino decided it was time to fulfill the promise he had made to himself. He remembered the pain his mother had caused him, and the thought of finally facing her filled him with a sense of satisfaction. As he headed toward the house where he grew up, he was determined to put an end to what he considered the root of his problems.
Gabino's mother was washing dishes when she heard a knock on the door. When she answered it, she froze when she saw her son, now a man marked by crime, alone and with a gun pointed at her. The calm on her face was almost surreal. "Hello, my son," she said, as if nothing was wrong.
"Hello, Mom. Let's talk inside. I think you know very well why I'm here," Gabino replied, in a tone that left no room for doubt.
Hi, his mother, without hesitation, replied, "Yes, my son, I remember." She opened the door, allowing Gabino to enter. He closed the door behind him, and the atmosphere grew thick with a mixture of pain, anger, and a desire for resolution.
There, inside the house that had once been his home, Gabino prepared to face the ghosts of his past. He had become a powerful man, but the real battle was about to begin. The cycle of pain and revenge he had created was about to be confronted, and he would finally have the chance to end the story that began with contempt and abandonment.
Thus, the story of Gabino, the purple-skinned boy who became the emperor of crime, reached a climax, as he prepared to face the person who had ultimately shaped his destiny. The future remained uncertain, but one thing was clear: Gabino would not stop until his quest for revenge was complete.