Where civilization slumbers, the beasts awaken.

Harming others for one's own survival, and raiding without hesitation to propagate one’s DNA—these are instincts that creatures born as animals cannot hide. In a way, it's natural.

Humans, on the other hand, have had their inherent instincts suppressed by the vastness of society.

Once, civilization was considered a virtue. Acts of kindness, sharing smiles, and showing consideration for others were highly regarded by society, bringing tangible benefits. A reputation for goodness was helpful in some way or another.

But now?

There’s no gain. Even if you show kindness, no one acknowledges it. It …