Bane

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A coup that took place in Santa Prisca in the Caribbean Sea many years ago was tragic and brief.

After Fidel Castro overthrew Batista's regime, the Cuban Revolution inspired them, prompting those dissatisfied with authoritarian rule to rise up.

However, the ruler here was neither as foolish nor as shortsighted as Batista, and the general who led the coup soon surrendered.

After three days of war, the dead were burned, while those who survived would endure a life akin to Hell.

They were taken to a prison called Peña Duro to serve their sentences.

It was here that his mother gave birth to him. His name was Bane.

The only thing he had in common with the other children in the world was a teddy bear named S.

When Bane was six, his mother died. He was reassigned to another cell and sobbed alone among countless criminals.

Riot, brawls, murder, and other such things gradually twisted the boy's mind. But he began to grow, developing a strong body. He knew every hiding place and every secret in Peña Duro. This was where he learned about life.

A prisoner once tried to use Bane to escape the prison, but Caveman stopped him.

During the fight, Bane was accidentally shoved into the corridor and lost consciousness.

In his subconscious, Bane saw his future self.

"You will become the perfect union of mind and body, a paragon who brings human superiority to its utmost limits."

His future self told him that he would become a king and rule over everything.

But he had to eliminate the only obstacle on his path to kingship—fear.

As long as he conquered the fear in his heart, no one could defeat him, and he would become the overlord of all things.

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