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Nimrod

In a city drowning in corruption, fear whispers of a figure who stalks the midnight rooftops—a masked killer known only as Monkey Man. His cracked, grinning simian mask hides both his identity and the scars of a broken past. To the public, he is a savage murderer. To the underworld, he is a nightmare that hunts predators. The police brand him a serial killer, but his victims are not random—they are criminals, abusers, and traffickers. Each kill is brutal, leaving claw marks and a chilling signature. As bodies pile up, the line between justice and madness blurs.Enter Adhit, a pale, sharp-eyed eccentric with a mysterious connection to Monkey Man. Armed with nothing but a bent steel rod and unsettling intellect, Adhit begins to cross paths with the so-called killer. Is he a hunter, a rival, or something far more dangerous? “Nimrod” is not just about blood and fear—it’s a psychological descent into the nature of justice, vengeance, and the monster within us all. When the mask finally cracks, the city will learn: Sometimes the real terror isn’t the killer in the shadows… but the truths he reveals.In a city drowning in corruption, fear whispers of a figure who stalks the midnight rooftops—a masked killer known only as Monkey Man. His cracked, grinning simian mask hides both his identity and the scars of a broken past. To the public, he is a savage murderer. To the underworld, he is a nightmare that hunts predators. The police brand him a serial killer, but his victims are not random—they are criminals, abusers, and traffickers. Each kill is brutal, leaving claw marks and a chilling signature. As bodies pile up, the line between justice and madness blurs.Enter Adhit, a pale, sharp-eyed eccentric with a mysterious connection to Monkey Man. Armed with nothing but a bent steel rod and unsettling intellect, Adhit begins to cross paths with the so-called killer. Is he a hunter, a rival, or something far more dangerous? “Nimrod” is not just about blood and fear—it’s a psychological descent into the nature of justice, vengeance, and the monster within us all. When the mask finally cracks, the city will learn: Sometimes the real terror isn’t the killer in the shadows… but the truths he reveals.In a city drowning in corruption, fear whispers of a figure who stalks the midnight rooftops—a masked killer known only as Monkey Man. His cracked, grinning simian mask hides both his identity and the scars of a broken past. To the public, he is a savage murderer. To the underworld, he is a nightmare that hunts predators. The police brand him a serial killer, but his victims are not random—they are criminals, abusers, and traffickers. Each kill is brutal, leaving claw marks and a chilling signature. As bodies pile up, the line between justice and madness blurs.Enter Adhit, a pale, sharp-eyed eccentric with a mysterious connection to Monkey Man. Armed with nothing but a bent steel rod and unsettling intellect, Adhit begins to cross paths with the so-called killer. Is he a hunter, a rival, or something far more dangerous? “Nimrod” is not just about blood and fear—it’s a psychological descent into the nature of justice, vengeance, and the monster within us all. When the mask finally cracks, the city will learn: Sometimes the real terror isn’t the killer in the shadows… but the truths he reveals.