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Torrey: International Homicide Killer
Her name is Torrey, an international homicide detective. She knows things when looking at a crime scene that nobody else knows. Grave consequences force her to pull her gun, it has to kill; a philosophy that has kept her alive. She has no regrets, except in her nightmares. Every second playing before her, She sees the soul of that person. Their soul is consumed by

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