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In a city where corruption runs deep, and darkness lurks beneath every street, Detective Isaac Vale is forced to confront a nightmare that won't let him rest. He was killed two years ago—but somehow, he came back. No pulse. No pain. No memory. Something in him is broken. Something is wrong.

Now, a new killer is wreaking havoc on the city. His victims are left hollowed out and displayed in grotesque, symphonic arrangements—their bodies strung like musical instruments—as if the killer is playing a macabre tune on their flesh.

As Isaac delves deeper into the case, he begins to hear a haunting song. It echoes in his mind, pulling him closer to the killer's twisted game. But the more he uncovers, the more he realizes that this isn't just a case of murder. The killer is hunting him. Revealing something.

And the closer Isaac gets to the truth, the more his own past starts unraveling. He discovers that his return from the dead is tied to something far darker—and more dangerous—than he could have imagined.

With the city on the brink of collapse and bodies piling up, Isaac is forced to confront the one thing he never thought possible: Is he hunting the killer, or is the killer hunting him?

In a symphony of violence, nothing is as it seems.