The saying "God made people, but Sam Colt made them equal" is the motto of arms dealers. People have fought and will continue to fight; progress moves forward, and the demand for lethal toys only grows. The need is met by transnational corporations that have taken over the entire planet, like a legendary world serpent. Coco Hekmatiyar is the daughter of a transport magnate, working under the umbrella of the HCLI corporation in Europe and Africa. Though Coco is not yet twenty‑five, she has made a name for herself as a successful weapons dealer who can keep her word and easily skirt both local and international laws.
Naturally, in a business where it"s easier to shoot than to talk, you can"t do without a reliable team. That"s why the heroine has assembled eight experienced men and women who once stood on opposite sides of barricades in the army, intelligence services, and mafia, but now have joined forces and live as one family. They will protect you from bandits, help in negotiations, and explain to a reckless client that payment must be made on time and for everything. Until recently Coco was the youngest in the group, but Iona—a boy‑soldier who wants to avenge his fallen family—joined the brigade. And so the magnificent ten are once again roaming like a gypsy caravan, moving weapons and helping serious people kill both near and far. However, Coco could say: "It"s not us—life is just like that."
White Fox Japan