While there are some details I am still uncertain about. Such as the protagonist's past relations with the antagonists in question (did he work as a human trafficker with them at one point or something to this effect?), and why he pointed a gun at the teddy-bear in the first part; this was a superb series overall.
I greatly liked the minimalism it showed in regards to art-design. The silhouette design gave it a unique flair I don't see very often. The story kept me interested and engaged up to the end, and the reveal in this act did surprise me, as i expected this to be a matter of military affairs. Something he did in the past as a soldier that he wants to seek absolution for.
Only complaint I can offer is that, while the note on the wall is both amusing and entirely accurate, I felt it did detract from the atmosphere the story was attempting to convey. Other than that, I look forward to what else you may produce on here.
(though if you have the time, do you mind explaining to me the two points I brought up? I'm a little in the dark.)