Gift±

Driven by the unshakable conviction that criminals offer nothing of value to society, a high school student devises a dark and uncompromising method of delivering justice. Rather than relying on a flawed legal system, she chooses to repurpose those who have broken the law, transforming them into resources for those deemed worthy of survival. To execute this grim vision, she forms an unlikely partnership with a young entrepreneur, and together they establish a clandestine operation that blurs the line between vigilantism and commerce. Their unconventional enterprise involves harvesting the organs of condemned criminals and selling them to a back-alley doctor specializing in black-market transplantations. These illicit procedures are performed exclusively on desperate patients who have exhausted all legitimate medical options. By sacrificing the wicked to preserve the innocent, the duo operates under a ruthless moral philosophy that views human life through a utilitarian lens. As they expand their underground business, both partners are forced to confront the lingering shadows of their own pasts. Their mission to eradicate the useless and protect the righteous demands constant moral compromise, binding them to a dangerous path where justice is served not through courts or prisons, but through surgical precision and absolute resolve.