1 PERSON, 4 IDENTITIES(2nd version)

1 PERSON, 4 IDENTITIES(introduction)

A teenage girl heads a top-tier mafia group, the most sought-after shadow in the criminal world. Despite numerous attempts, the police have never managed to thwart their operations or leave a trace. Rival mafia factions aim to eliminate the leader and reveal their identity to law enforcement, yet every endeavor ends in failure. The voice of the leader, unmistakably female, has been intercepted, but her age remains unconfirmed. 

In the world of "BEHIND THE MASK," there are two additional popular job types known as Light and Darkness.

Light: Similar to heroes but with some differences, the Light individuals can be categorized as Out Light, Mid Light, and Dark Light.

Out Light: They work openly in front of people.

Mid Light: They sometimes work in secret and sometimes in front of others.

Dark Light: They operate exclusively in secret.

These categories were created to accommodate individuals who are shy and prefer to remain anonymous while pursuing their heroics. The government established the Dark Light category.

To become a Dark Light, individuals must undergo tests and training to acquire their own power, ID, and nickname. The power they receive is based on their personality and strength.

Darkness: They are similar to villains but with some distinctions, just like the Light individuals. (Please refrain from asking why I repeated this information.)

In addition to these job types, there is a hidden role known as the Shadow.

Shadow: They are akin to vigilantes. For those unfamiliar with the term, vigilantes are individuals who perform heroic acts without an official ID or their own powers. Engaging in heroic activities without an ID is considered illegal.

If a Light individual has a child, there is an 80% chance that the child will possess powers. However, if two Light individuals have a child, the likelihood increases to 100%.

These powers are referred to as "lsp" and must be checked by the age of 10. But what about the remaining 20%? Well, they are the children of ordinary people. Yes, even those without powers can have children with abilities. These children are called "osc," and they are even more powerful than those with "lsp." Why? Because their powers originate from ordinary individuals, not the Light category. This means their bodies are naturally stronger since they develop their own unique abilities.