Rayotte exists in the worst possible bargain: every spell he casts pushes him closer to becoming the monsters he kills. The straight jacket isn't restraint. It's the only thing keeping him human while his own magic tries to erase the difference. Three episodes that understand the real horror isn't the enemy in front of you, it's the weapon in your hand.
Rayotte Steinberg operates in a world where magic and science have become one, hunting down creatures that were once human. Each victim fell to the same curse: they wielded forbidden spells until the power consumed them entirely, transforming flesh into something monstrous and unrecognizable. Rayotte walks the line between hunter and hunted, bound by a restraining device called a "mold" that keeps his own humanity intact as he channels magic through his staff. Every spell he casts pushes him closer to the same fate that claimed his targets. Every battle forces an impossible choice: unleash the magic needed to survive and risk crossing into monstrosity, or hold back and risk obliteration. The weight of this contradiction defines each confrontation, turning combat into something far more personal than simple monster slaying. As Rayotte takes on increasingly dangerous jobs, fragments of his past emerge from the shadows. Sins he thought buried surface in the faces of his enemies, and the line between justice and punishment becomes dangerously blurred. Gritty action collides with moral reckoning in this dark fantasy where survival demands constant sacrifice.