Paxtown, a corrupt capital, torn by crime and preyed by the mafia. In this rotten megalopolis, Richard Aldana, street smart, without ties or ambitions, is a boxer in his off time. But this was all before everything got flipped on its head. Overnight, Aldana finds himself with Siri, a girl targeted by "The Order of the Lion," a religious group that thinks the girl is the key to "the other world".
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In the final combat, in the middle of the infernal chaos of destruction that Chorum is creating, Richard fights to survive. Powerless, he understands that Chorum, triumphant and becoming unmeasurably large is going to swallow up the world.
The grand final has arrived, and it will be an epic battle. Richard manages to win by his wit, while Chubs discovers that Howard is a traitor and decides to warn Siri before it's too late.
According to Rizel, a young zealot of the Order of the Lion, the Valley of Kings is not a legend. It exists. And this proof was brought to him by a stranger, a weirdo, a certain Howard McKenzy.
Richard takes Siri to a clinic after the confrontation with Eric Rose as she's in a critical state and he must borrow money from the mafia to save her, but doctors are amazed by Siri's MRI and her future is uncertain.
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