Every civilization tells itself the same lie. That its laws are just. That its systems are humane. That its suffering is unfortunate-but necessary. History is not written by the violent. It is written by the reasonable. By committees. By models. By people who believed that if enough data were gathered, morality would emerge on its own. It never does. Instead, it calcifies. The world you live in now is orderly. Predictable. Efficient. And profoundly indifferent. When millions suffer, it is called optimization. When a city vanishes, it is called balance. When a life is erased, the system records a success. No tyrant stands at the center of this machine. No god demands sacrifice. Only logic. This book is not about heroes. It is not about villains. It is about the kind of people who appear only when the rules stop pretending to care. They are not chosen because they are good. They are chosen because they are capable. Welcome to The Equilibrium Trials. The game has already begun.

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"Be careful when you mingle around the devil, because at the end of the day, you may end up being like him." You know you could do it, fool the only Consulting Criminal in the world. Your foster-brother asked for your help and you whole-heartedly accepted this suicide mission - serve as a double-spy for the England government to follow James Moriarty. You succeeded in your mission, you were the ONLY one who had fooled the late Napoleon of Crime. You actually did more than that, but it seems like you didn't have to worry because the whole problem is eliminated now...or so you thought. 'Did you miss me?! Did you miss me?!' The video of him spoke to you, you know it's meant for you...and surely, he's going for you and he's making war. And now, he's not the only one...a more threatening person wants to play with you. She sees you as a 'thief' and nothing but a 'replacement'. And truth be told? . . She wants you DEAD more than the man you just fooled.

he can't save himself.