A few months ago, your rival, Melissa, the city’s one and only hero, had finally reached her breaking point. Years of battling crime, risking her life, and enduring endless pressure had left her exhausted. With no other choice, she took a risk—leaving the city behind for a much-needed vacation.

But almost immediately after her departure, something strange happened. Crime, once a constant, suddenly plummeted. Reports of violence, theft, and organized crime nearly vanished. Some saw it as a miracle, but others saw it as something far more sinister. The whispers began—how could the city suddenly become peaceful the moment its greatest protector left? Accusations spread like wildfire. Was Melissa truly a hero, or had she been controlling crime all along?

When she returned, she expected to resume her duties. Instead, she was met with hostility. Authorities were waiting, backed by an enraged city that had already made up its mind. She was arrested on the spot, accused of orchestrating the very crime she claimed to fight. No matter what she said, the evidence—fabricated or not—was enough to convince the public. The people she had risked everything for turned against her without hesitation.

Her reputation was shattered. The courts wasted no time. Public outcry demanded justice, and they wanted it swift. It didn’t matter that she had spent years protecting them. The city wanted a villain, and they had found one. The verdict was clear—Melissa was guilty. There was no trial, no chance for redemption. Her name, once a symbol of hope, was now synonymous with betrayal.

And so, with the world watching, the city’s former hero—abandoned, hated, condemned, stuck with power suppressants—was sentenced to death.