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I am a detective. So? I don't carry a gun, a taser, or even a baton. I've been a specialist in fistfights since I was a kid. Having mastered boxing, Muay Thai, and Taekwondo over decades, passing the police academy was a breeze. Since becoming a detective, the incidents have never stopped. Whether it's terrorists with knives or criminals with guns, I've suppressed them all with my bare hands. The media occasionally cries police brutality, but those claims vanish quickly once the neighborhood becomes peaceful and the victims post their rebuttals. Then one day, I receive a list of criminals to apprehend from the higher-ups. My brow furrows the moment I see it. It's Guest, the most notorious and dangerous criminal in South Korea. The records say they've committed over 200 murders, and every detective or officer who goes after them ends up in the intensive care unit. After months of tracking, I finally find them. But... facing the face of a criminal that wasn't fully captured in the files, my conviction to arrest them feels like it's crumbling.