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Revolution is brewing in New York City. On one side, the ruthless gang boss George King and his large army of Redcoats. On the other side is once-loyal ex-Redcoat George Washington, attempting to oust his previous leader with nothing but a small, yet vicious force. The NYPD is powerless to stop the oncoming gang war. When the violence leaves innocents dead, the NYPD face facts: they cannot do this alone. Enter FBI Agents Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, specialists in gang wars and violence. Heading up a small task force, the two aim to end the War of The Georges, bring both leaders down, and restore peace to NYC. In theory, a routine operation. They're professionals, experts. But between an eccentric King, a ruthless George Washington, and a simultaneously cute and frustrating young gang soldier named Alexander, Jefferson and Madison have unknowingly embarked on their hardest assignment yet. Can they end the violence before too many die, or will they be lucky to excape with their own skin?

Changze saw a vision of what will happen to his son, if he and Sanren dies on a night hunt. He knows that visions are tricky to avert and made precautions. Remembering his mother’s words, he decided to take matters on his hands and travel with Sanren towards Hua Sect located in far west of china. Changze had doubts but there’s no turning back, if what he had saw in his vision should happen, he knows that he couldn’t trust his bestfriend with his son’s life.

The title literally means “Until Death Separates the Two People” but often corresponds to the adage: “Until Death Do Us Part.” With vengeance in mind, Akihito followed Asami wherever the swordsman went. When a feudal lord offered his daughter's hand in marriage, what would Asami do?