In the neon-drenched dystopia of BAMA, Jacker, a skilled mercenary, and Genesis, a brilliant netrunner, struggle to survive in a world where Megacorporations rule supreme and the streets are ruled by gangs.
Jacker and Genesis are deeply in love, but their relationship is strained by the constant danger and uncertainty of their lives. One day, Genesis' sister Honey was offered a contract by ENTERTECH, a notorious idol-focused megacorp. The contract was exploitative and predatory, but Honey was desperate for a way out of poverty. She signed the contract but soon realized that she had made a grave mistake.
Jacker and Genesis vowed to free Honey from ENTERTECH's clutches. They devised a plan to infiltrate the company and find a loophole in the contract. But their plan was foiled by the mysterious Smiling Man, a powerful figure who seemed to be everywhere they went.
Meanwhile, Jacker was approached by Black Dragon gang members, who tried to coerce him into buying drugs from them. Jacker, a former member of the Black Dragons, was disgusted by the gang's current state. He saw an opportunity to elevate himself and challenge the gang's leader, a weak and dishonorable man.
Jacker challenged the gang's leader to a single combat for control of the gang. The leader, fearing Jacker's skill and reputation, hired another mercenary to be his champion.
The duel was fierce and brutal. Jacker fought bravely, but he was outnumbered and outmatched. He was heavily injured, and it was clear that he was going to lose.
As Jacker lay dying in Genesis' arms, he whispered: "Kiss me one last time." Genesis kissed him and urged him to let go of his pride. She knew that in this world, people are only remembered for how they died, not how they lived.
But Jacker refused to yield. He demanded a warrior's death, and his opponent obliged. Jacker committed seppuku, ritual suicide, and died with honor. Genesis is heartbroken, but she knows that Jacker died the way he lived: as a warrior.
In the end, Genesis, heartbroken and desperate, sells her soul to the Smiling Man in exchange for the protection and liberation of her sister. She knows that it is a Faustian bargain, but she is willing to do anything to save Honey. She became his puppet, his pawn, and he used her to gain even more power.
In the end, Jacker and Genesis were both consumed by the cyberpunk dystopia they lived in. He died with honor, but she lost her soul. It was a tragic story, but it was one that was all too common in this world.