When one becomes numb to killing as a child, it becomes stale and monotonous. Tragedy struck early and set the stage for his violent retribution and revolution.
Hector was a happy boy, excited to learn about the world until the horrific truth was revealed to him. Jaded, he isolates himself in his books and his own mind, trying to forget what he had learned until visitors from his past bring a tragic reminder of how innocence does not get you far, and how easily happiness can be ripped away. With his mind broken, he swears revenge on the regime and becomes an urban legend, a bogeyman in the shadows, killing whomever he deems compliant and responsible.
But, as his body count increases, questions arise: is the slaughter meaningless, is he no better than those he culls and when will he be satisfied? Perhaps there is another way to take down these tyrannical forces... one that he cannot accomplish alone.