Bedtime stories were told to children. Either to scare or to spark inspiration. But most of the time it is the former. It keeps children from going out at night and keeps them from misbehaving. With the right choices of words, a simple sentence could incite fear.
In a city called Montenegro, a story was going around. It does not only scare the children but also the adults. They have never seen it happen but they have heard by word of mouth: The Rippers of Montenegro will come to rip out your heart.
And just with that sentence, the once-bustling streets of Montenegro looked deserted. Nobody goes out at night. Taverns and shops closed early, owners being afraid of the rippers coming to rip out their hearts.
It all started with one dead body. His chest was open, a sign that his heart wa
