It is the year 2052

     You are FBI agent Mathew Jerry. You have been asked to investigate the murder of the worlds richest man, Dr. Robert Savage, and the disappearance of his son, the world famous artist and poet known only as, THE SON. The number one suspect is a serial killer called Amanita Virosa who leaves his signature by the poison he uses along with the victims painted red lips.

     As you delve deeper into the dark hidden secrets of this crime you will discover a  murderer, unearth the story of a child that never grew up and enter a world where one artist lived imprisoned by his work.

Dr. Robert Savage: Multi-billionaire; Founder of the World art association. Nobel prize winner for medical advances in DNA technology. He was honored for his discovery of a protein that alters the DNA of any living sample to make it compatible with any living organism. This protein, which is popularly known as Altrin, makes it possible for a person with any blood type to accept blood, organs and/or body limbs of any other blood type. The use of this protein has led to a new fashion trend of surgically attaching animal appendages to humans.

Dr. Savage is also a well known art connoisseur and founder of the Universal Art Association. At the age of fifty-five he adopted a seven year old boy named Samuel Levi, who was born without hands and severe heart complications. After saving the boys life by performing a risky heart transplant Savage changed the boy’s name to Mort Savage and had him trained in the arts. Mort eventually became one of the world’s top Artists and signs all his work with the pen name, The Son.

THE SON: A young budding artist by the name of Mort Savage, who sculpts and paints the popular ceramic masks, known as The Actors, which sell for thousands. At the age of nineteen his works at become a world icons. He is also a popular writer, having published 10 books of poetic narrative by the age of 19. He has several distinguishing traits which include the single synthetic wing that is grafted to his left shoulder and the steel knives which are attached to his hands at the knuckles. While his art and books are widely known the artist private life and personal history has remained a mystery to the public.