Antiestablishment Stories

Yeah I know this sucks

Following a harrowing past that motions plans kept in wait into action, Blrat discovers there is a light where darkness permits and his future plans are tempted to change.

bxb ignore if you disapprove, apologies for formatting-on mobile Kane is good, Maxum is bad. Kane is a hero, and Maxum is a villain. But if so, why is Maxum's side of everything so compelling? And why is there a strange comfort to be found in his care? Surely that is not something a hero needs to find in his adversary of all people. sorry about weird abrupt opening, i might-might not flesh out the beggining more but i dont plan to atm unless its through flashbacks

This story portrays the fate of a man unjustly accused and persecuted amid the political turmoil surrounding the 2019 municipal elections, under the shadow of a state-sponsored surveillance program. Attila Hazafi's life is not merely a series of personal struggles, but a battle against a system that targeted him for his family's past, his political convictions, and his pursuit of truth. Told in a documentary-style, deeply personal series of short stories, this narrative exposes the pain of injustice, the despair of living under oppression, and, ultimately, the enduring strength of resilience.