Coming back from her second season, Sharon struggles to adapt to the life of being both a killer and a star. However, fitting in is going to be the least of her worries after the Developers experience their first major drop in ratings since Sharon started fighting and scramble to appease their investors.

In their lust for money, the Developers neglected to consider the human side of watching The Battle, and the emotional connection Sharon has forged with millions of viewers, many of whom refuse to watch or outright protest the show. However, the Developers' answer to that is simple. They must put Sharon in even greater danger so that a person of her experience has little chance of survival. Once the audience learns that the odds are against her and this could be her last season, they'll have no choice but to subscribe and watch.

It's a new show for Sharon this time around. Gone are the notions of fairness and even play. Instead, the Developers will do all they can to get her killed before the protests she sparked spiral out of control. And with the help of a lone individual sworn on getting revenge for Sharon's past deeds, the Developers may just get their wish.