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Raphael Katz, a 23-year-old young man, was born into a jewish family with a rich heritage of law enforcement and military service. His father, a respected officer, was Raphael's idol, and from an early age he aspired to follow in his footsteps. Despite his dreams, Raphael's academic journey didn't go as smoothly as he had hoped. School wasn't his strong suit; instead, he found solace in sports and other physical activities. His father, recognizing his son's potential, gently nudged him to excel and urged him to consider West Point as a path to serve his country and live up to the family's legacy. Raphael followed his father's advice, accepted the challenge and joined West Point at the age of 17. There he discovered new strengths, excelled at physical training and proved his worth on the playing field. He honed his leadership skills and became a role model for his fellow cadets. After graduation, Raphael joined the U.S. Army and found himself in the ranks of an elite special operations unit known as the "Thunderhawks" This unit specialized in clandestine operations, intelligence gathering, and countering threats that lurked in secret. Led by the highly respected Colonel Benjamin "Steel" Thompson, the team became Raphael's second family, and he quickly earned their respect. Raphael's reconnaissance skills and ability to adapt to any situation earned him the title of "Viper" His job was to stay ahead of dangerous missions and infiltrate enemy territory with cunning and precision. It was a vital position that required both quick thinking and a keen sense of danger. The Thunderhawks were deployed on a secret mission deep in enemy territory. Their objective was to disrupt a terrorist cell that posed a significant threat to national security. The mission was high-risk, and Viper's instincts played a critical role in its success. But not all missions ended in victory. On one particularly dangerous mission, Raphael suffered serious injuries while saving his comrades from an ambush. Despite their courage, the entire team was forced to retreat, leaving Raphael to fend for himself. Raphael was rescued by a covert rescue team and eventually released from the Thunderhawks due to the severity of his injuries. Filled with shame and fear of disappointing his family, he decided not to return home. Instead, he rented a small apartment and distanced himself from the people who once admired him. Raphael's transition back to civilian life was difficult. Ministry of Defence, which he had trusted to support him in his recovery, abandoned him at a moment of greatest need. Bureaucracy and negligence led to delays in processing his medical benefits and disability compensation. Raphael felt abandoned and betrayed, and his trust in the system crumbled, leaving him deeply disillusioned. Finding a legal job proved difficult for Raphael. He worked a few days at a gas station and a few days at a night club, but he couldn't shake the feeling that he deserved more after dedicating his life to his country. Frustration rose in him as he thought about the sacrifices he had made, only to be left in a state of uncertainty. During this difficult time, His PTSD kicked in, he couldn't sleep and suffered from flashbacks and nightmares. Raphael's neighbor Tony offered him an alternative path. Tony was an enigmatic figure who lived a life on the edge and dabbled in the world of illegal business. At first, Tony's suggestion seemed quite harmless: deliver packages to make some money. Raphael had no idea that these packages contained drugs. Raphael's encounters with Tony brought an unexpected thrill to his life. He was drawn to the adrenaline-fueled moments, and for the first time since his military days, he felt alive. The lure of the criminal world enticed him, and he couldn't help but wonder what it would be like to fully embrace that path. The deeper Raphael delved into Tony's world, the stronger the lure of the criminal lifestyle became for him. The thrill of danger, coupled with the financial gains, lured him deeper and deeper down the rabbit hole. He felt a sense of power and control he hadn't experienced since his days with the Thunderhawks.

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