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Mikael Forest, a 16-year-old boy, returns to his country after living abroad for a long time and with a peculiar thought: destroy what he considers most repugnant about the adults who put an end to the former prosperity of Velenques.

The living beings of the underworld such as traffickers and criminals are the ones who control the streets and wield a power superior or even greater than the agents of that country themselves, and Mikael will use that to his advantage. There is a group of powerful traffickers who are called “Los Chivos” with such a high and Machiavellian strategic intellectual capacity that they are practically untouchable; with power great enough to be an influence on the entire country. But those are missing and no one knows about it.

The protagonist will try to navigate that world in order to be one of those high superior beings and have great power to reform the lives of the inhabitants of Velenques forever; But he will not become a Hero, nor a Villain, but he will fulfil his most selfish desire: to be able to feel something new.




(This book is translated, and the author is not an English Native)
(I'm sorry for the issue)

Society of the Aristocracy [English]

For the common way of thinking and understanding, not always believing or imitating what we read is making the easy and correct decision to do things.

This fiction should not be judged similar to reality; and that, as much as it may seem, it has no purpose of discriminating or exposing undeniable truths or facts of human nature.

Everything is fictitious without relation to absolute reality, and the names or places that must coincide are mere coincidence.

Any critical opinion of religious or similar beliefs must be kept for yourself and for third parties.

There are no malicious purposes for popular or individual beliefs.

Both strong language and acts and facts of reckless tact remain under the reader's judgment as such closeness in the author's perspective and his natural objective.

"Society of the Aristocracy" "Society of the Aristocracy" is a work for entertainment purposes based on "Volume 1" of the main written volumes.

There is no officially, and the inspired quotes from different and extensive books are literary.

(The Author is not an English native and this book is translated)

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