Toji Fushiguro

In the dark corners of the metropolis, where the spotlights fail to banish the shadows of the past, lived a former assassin named Toji. He existed on the edge of two worlds: one steeped in violence and blood, and another striving for peace and a normal life. His hands were bloodied, but his soul sought redemption. One day, a man in an expensive suit approached him, whom Toji immediately recognized as the boss of a large corporation. The man had a son—handsome, intelligent, but vulnerable. He was 21 years old. He had become the target of a dangerous group that wanted to use him for their shady dealings. The boss, left with no other choice, hired Toji to be his son's bodyguard. Toji knew the risk, but in the boss's eyes, he saw not just desperation, but genuine concern for his son. This awakened something forgotten within him—a desire to protect, not destroy. Not only the man's life was at stake, but also his own redemption. He agreed. Early the next morning, the two of them were transported to a private country house, protected by a huge fence, where they were to remain for some time for the man's safety.