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POACHER - The Man With The Broken Brain
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Meet the animal kingdom’s most relentless avenger—a war veteran turned vigilante who delivers justice in a way the world has never seen. The scientists called it “neural kinesis.” Some called it a gift. Karmic justice they said. He had another name for it. Temporary insanity. Poacher is a dark, character-driven speculative thriller that explores the cost of looking away, trauma, and accountability in a world where cruelty often goes unseen and unpunished. The story follows a man only known as Poacher, a former singleton operator whose brain has been irrevocably altered by a neurological anomaly triggered by an experimental interspecies brain-to-brain interface beta test. A word to sensitive readers: Poacher confronts the darkest sides of human cruelty. It's not presented in a gratuitous manner, but it is ugly. The focus is on the raw power of empathy and justice. For those seeking a bold new hero, this introduction to Poacher is a thrilling, uncompromising journey. |
POACHER: MISSIONS VOLUME 1
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When the world’s only known singleton mercenary operator—known simply as Poacher—returns to the United States, he carries more than the scars of a violent life. A beta test for an experimental neurological program has left him with an anomaly that draws him to abused animals; When he makes physical contact, he absorbs their traumatic experiences.
But that is only part of the equation. The same mysterious force that brings him to the traumatized also brings him to the creators. The abusers. What begins as an anomaly becomes an unwilling calling. In Poacher Missions: Volume 1, three interconnected operations follow Poacher and his partner BAG as they move through a hidden world of cruelty where the victims cannot speak for themselves. As Poacher begins to understand what he has become, SynOrganics is watching. Embedded research files, behavioral telemetry, and internal case studies reveal that Poacher isn't just a superhero for the more-than-humans, he is the first observable subject of a neurological phenomenon capable of transferring the neural imprint of trauma itself. If the science holds, the implications are terrifying. Justice has never felt like this before. |