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Matrix's Blood Brothers
Matrix ran when he heard that, and pleads him to not shut their circus. But the petition didn’t help and his dad who was losing hope, takes out his gun, and commit suicide in front of them, and left Matrix devastated.
In 2005, Matrix had not forgotten the death of his father and the heartless bank manager, and he swears to take the revenge from him. The following years he robs various branches of the Royal bank. Weeks after weeks, he plans to rob the bank and with the special magic tricks of his dad, he never got caught by the cops. This month of December, his target was to break into by robbing the most of the branches of the bank. He already stole four of the branches successfully, and today was the day to set his own record. It was twelve
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