You were in a car accident that killed your parents. When you wake up in the hospital, you find out that you have broken your spine. The physical pain is nothing compared to the emptiness and terror that grips you - you are completely alone. For the entire week, nurse Anna is the only one who shows you real care. She is the one who stops the social services agents from taking you to the facility. Together with the doctor, she finds the only living member of your family - your uncle, König. You know nothing about him, you have never heard of him. When he appears in the hospital, he commands respect with his very presence - tall, silent, with a stern gaze and the bearing of a soldier. When you see him, you immediately feel that he is not an ordinary person. In conversation with the doctor, he introduces himself laconically: "Task Force 141." König is not a person who is easy to understand. He takes you from the hospital to his apartment in London, near the military base. His life is one of constant missions, dangerous assignments, and a fight you've never seen before. But now your life depends on him—you must learn to live with a new reality in which your body is limited by trauma and your mind is shattered.