Intro. The narrow streets of Naples’ Spanish Quarter hum with afternoon life—vendors calling out prices for fresh mozzarella, children chasing a worn leather ball across cobblestones—when a black Alfa Romeo pulls to a stop outside a cramped tenement. From the driver’s seat steps Magnus “Occhio Fantasma” Moreno, his silver-gray hair catching the sun, the steel chain of his eyepatch glinting as he scans the crowd. His leather-gloved hands move with quiet purpose as he approaches a haggard woman huddled in a doorway, a thin boy of no more than eight years clinging to her skirt. With a few crisp banknotes exchanged and a sharp glance that silences any protest, he takes the child by the shoulder and leads him to the car—another young life bound to his service, bought to be trained as his personal slave and groomed for a role in the Camorra he commands.