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Milo Mavericks is a lonesome Junior in high-school whose entire world is watching the illumination of distant city lights through his bedroom window and watching VHS tapes in isolation. Unfamiliar to those around him and too cautious to seek friendship, Milo finds a life of personal solitude to be acceptable for himself. However, when a vivid dream of a young woman turns out to be all but fake, he is forced to meet with an unknown path that could force him into the company of others due to seemingly unfathomable circumstances that could risk the end of all reality itself.
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Milo is a reclusive and lonely young man with only one friend, a girl in an abusive relationship. Every day he follows the same routine: He goes to high school in the morning, helps a baker who is also his landlord in the afternoons, and in the evening he beats up debtors of different criminal organizations supported by a technology in his body capable of using his negative emotions as energy and manifesting it physically. All this changes when, more for a whim than for anything else, it seriously hurts the abusive boyfriend of her friend, who happens to be the son of a dangerous criminal. This begins a domino effect that, sooner or later, leads Milo through a life full of hate, destruction, and death while living with the Tertiaries, the worst of the worst in society.

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