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Contract killing is just another public service. As a regulator, it's your job to review the documents, listen to the client, and decide the fate of every target, then hope you made the right call.
Assassination is a business. You do the paperwork.
Contract killing is just another public service, licensed and regulated like any other trade in the Dospierro Republic, where all crime is legal. Welcome to the Hit Regulation Bureau, the state department of targeted terminations.
As a Regulator, your job is simple on paper: review each kill contract, verify the dossier, and stamp APPROVED or DENIED. In practice, nothing is simple. Documents get forged. Stories don't line up. Every contract demands attention, suspicion, and judgment. You're the one who decides whether a killing gets the government's approval.
Every stamp you press has consequences. Deny a contract, and you might have saved an innocent life, or allowed someone dangerous to remain free. Approve one, and you might have prevented a catastrophe, or condemned someone who never deserved to die.
Turn against your clients for any reason. Sometimes they're dangerous, threatening, or just rude. You decide when it's their time to go.
Management, coworkers, strangers, spam emails from a prince... you'll get all sorts of emails that may or may not help your case. Stay vigilant.
