Paxtown is a capital steeped in drugs and corruption, fractured by inequality and poisoned by the mafia. Here, danger lurks around every corner. In this depraved metropolis, Richard Aldana grew into a cunning young man, free of attachments and ambitions. In his spare time, he boxes. For Aldana, boxing is neither a sport nor a passion; it's merely a way to keep annoyances at bay. Despite possessing real talent, Richard would rather die than don satin shirts and compete in the championship of ultra-violent martial arts, the Fist Fight Funeral Cup, which captivates all of Paxtown. But that was before everything fell apart. Before his friend Dave, the owner of the boxing club, was murdered. Overnight, Aldana becomes the protector of his friend's orphaned daughter, Siri. Those who killed Siri's father are now targeting her. They call themselves "The Order of the Lion." They are a religious sect far more dangerous than the cops or gangsters that usually plague Paxtown. These fanatics believe Siri is the key to their "other world." Searching through Dave's past for what could have triggered such a shit storm, Aldana and Siri are drawn into a quest that overwhelms them, one where the words "Valley of the King" – a mythological land of magic and demons – keep resurfacing.