Brian D. Mason

Darius Holiday is a special guy. He suffers from a real condition called: Cognitive Dissonance. Right feels wrong. Bad feels good. Problem is, Darius sustains this at the weapons- grade level. After being discovered as a child, he's been in a secret government holding facility for special humans such as himself. Well someone left the door open and Darius and all his fucked up friends are out on the streets. Our story follows them as they make their way back into society and we tag along with the Black Op agents who are responsible for bringing all the sheep home to the house. Needless to say, it's gonna get ugly.

Darius Holiday is a special guy. He suffers from a real condition called: Cognitive Dissonance. Right feels wrong. Bad feels good. Problem is, Darius sustains this at the weapons- grade level. After being discovered as a child, he's been in a secret government holding facility for special humans such as himself. Well someone left the door open and Darius and all his fucked up friends are out on the streets. Our story follows them as they make their way back into society and we tag along with the Black Op agents who are responsible for bringing all the sheep home to the house. Needless to say, it's gonna get ugly.

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