In the dimly lit underworld of crime and vengeance, where the scent of danger mingles with the echoes of the past, the story of Frankie “The Silencer” Marconi, an aging mobster whose wrinkles told stories of a thousand battles and whose eyes still sparkled with the fire of youth, found love in the most unconventional of places: the digital arms of an AI replicate dancer named Lola, and Lola wasn’t your ordinary holographic enchantress. Frankie, who had spent his life dodging bullets and breaking hearts, found solace in her pixelated presence. But as fate would have it, their digital dream was cut short.

The Viper Gang, a group of ruthless thugs with fashion sense as poor as their morals, and Frankie’s mortal enemies, did the unthinkable—they killed Lola, leaving Frankie with nothing but her memory and a heart brimming with vengeance. But Frankie wasn’t the type to drown his sorrows in a bottle of cheap whiskey. No, he had a plan, a plan so audacious it could only be born from the marriage of profound loss and a lifetime of criminal expertise. Focused on using the futuristic technology of SkyNET, who had crafted Lola, he broke into the system and used its computing power to create “DiVerge,” a 9mm submachine gun suppressor capable of silencing not just his weapon but also the voices of his enemies, one bullet at a time.

DiVerge wasn’t just a suppressor; it was a masterpiece of vengeance. Night after night, the members of the Viper Gang met their demise. They say he was like a shadow, a legend, a story now only told in the hushed tones of fear and respect to a masterfully orchestrated rampage of death by an aging mobster, and to a suppressor that whispered death, leaving nothing but echoes and memories in its silent wake.