Fortune_Jay

Doctor Rut selects Lux and a few others to witness secretive experiments, plunging Lux, a brilliant student with dreams of a promising future, into a nightmare. But what starts as curiosity quickly spirals into chaos when an experiment gone wrong catches Lux, leaving him with fragmented memories in the midst of a sea of casualties.

Branded as a failed attempt by Doctor Rut, Lux emerges from the chaos surrounded by bodies, his own mind clouded by the locked monster within him. 

Determined to unravel the truth behind his switch, Lux vows to make those responsible pay.

Later on, assigned to solve a murder case, Lux, now known as a professional detective, teams up with Chloe, another sharp-minded detective.

As they follow leads, they uncover a sinister plot orchestrated by a powerful organization that has the potential to change the world. Along with the organization's threat, Lux and Chloe are in a race against time to deal with personal and business problems.

With danger coming from every direction, Lux and Chloe have to deal with the fact that the real villain may be closer than they thought. 

Will they uncover the truth in time to save themselves and stop the organization's plans?

Find the Villain

The dealer obeyed. A card floated down, landing before him. His eyes darted to the total. Seventeen. He hesitated. If he asked for another, he risked busting. But if he stood, Hunter might outplay him.

"Your move," Hunter said, voice laced with amusement.

The clone exhaled sharply. "I'll stay."

The other clone smirked. "Coward. Hit me."

The dealer complied. A five. The clone let out a satisfied chuckle. "Twenty-one."

Hunter let out a low whistle. "Not bad, not bad."

Then, all eyes turned to him. He hadn't played his move yet. He casually flipped over his cards. A jack and a seven. Seventeen.

"Hit me," he said without hesitation.

The dealer slid him a card. A four.

The victorious clone's smirk vanished. The nervous one let out a sigh, knowing what came next.

Hunter leaned back, stretching his arms. "Well, that was fun."

About Time