Fifty Boys and a Traitor

Atticus Escott rarely works a case, after a near death experience on one he took in the past, he swore to himself that he'd never put himself, or anyone else, in a position like that again. But when a rumor that a gang of 17 year old delinquents called The Waldos are dealing drugs and committing murder in downtown Tokyo bubbles to the surface, Escott can't help but take the case, even if his motives aren't entirely pure.

But when Atticus comes in contact with the boys will he take them down immediately, or will he get too close to people that he's been working against? There's always a thin line between justice and morality, but which one will Atticus choose this time?