Moral Elasticity

In the fictional Republic of Westland, a secret society among the elite hunts ordinary citizens for sport, protected by corrupted law enforcement and shifting moral codes. Marcus Vane, a former special forces operative, survives a police brutality incident inspired by the landmark “Kimmis v. City of Ashton” case, only to discover he has been selected as the next prey in a night-time urban hunt. As he fights back and digs into the society’s century-old roots, Marcus exposes how the definition of murder bends across generations—from colonial hunting licenses to modern livestreamed snuff games—forcing society to confront the elastic nature of morality when power goes unchecked.