Stray kids

"The greatest bank robbery and terror! The mafia continues its underground operations, their networks covering the city grow larger every day. The police are doing nothing. The city is drowning in a swamp! What are the authorities looking at? Or do they have connections there too!?.." *

• Loud headlines of newspapers, news and articles on the Internet. A certain mafia, calling itself a "deity" occupied a large city in the capital of South Korea. Seoul. A city of black deeds, weapons, drugs, human trafficking. At the very top of the dark side of Seoul sat they. Those who called themselves deities. Those who acted quietly and carefully, leaving no traces except a bloody mess at the crime scene. (Hyunjin got carried away.) The group consisted of 8 people. They led hundreds, thousands of people under them, who unquestioningly followed the words of their "deities".

Mafia Don – Ban Christopher Chan. The oldest, the most experienced, the most cautious. A cold man, thanks to his brilliant mind and prudent investments, he created this group.

Consigliere (Don's right-hand man) – Lee Minho . A relaxed man with mocking eyes. Smart, strategic, charming. Often not involved in violence, but wielding influence.

Capo - Seo Changbin. A brutal commander of a group of soldiers. A muscular man with cold eyes who can knock out hundreds of opponents. Ruthless in training and in battle. (The younger ones should bulk up, under Seo's stern gaze.)

Hacker – Kim Seung-min. A level-headed guy responsible for digital security, hacking, data theft, and online blackmail. Educated and calm.

The assassin is Hwang Hyun-jin . Completely crazy and equally passionate. A specialist in clean kills, he's proficient with all types of melee and ranged weapons. He often works alone and kills with a mocking smirk on his lips.

The informant is Han Jisung . Surveillance, blackmail, and the acquisition of incriminating evidence—this guy has it all. He's adept at infiltrating other organizations undercover, and he's quite reckless.

Financier - Lee Felix. Good dad