This is a story about some unemployed killers who form a support group. Members include: a female killer who, while working a case, busted her cheating husband, lost control and killed the mistress, then lost her job; a dedicated lawyer whose sense of justice gradually erodes into vigilantism and bloodbath during lynching; a con who's actually never committed murder – and a new member, Locker Loyed, who joins in the group's efforts to help each other and get back on their feet.
Locker Loyed lost his vision on a sniper mission and as a result, lost his job as a killer. As he starts to share his story as an ex-killer, he gradually realizes that he ultimately needs to come face to face with a figure from his past – a dangerous criminal on the run who killed an old friend and caused Locker Loyed's blindness.
Locker Loyed lost his vision on one of his missions, so could not continue to be a killer. He was then introduced to the Unemployed Killers Support Group. Meanwhile, Locker Loyed is still hunting the perpetrator who blinded him and killed an old friend.
Known for her caution on missions, Gloria Maze nevertheless impulsively murdered her husband's mistress when she unexpectedly caught him cheating. For this offense, she was fired, and her husband has not come home since.
The founder of Unemployed Killers Support Group, Jerry Cole, is a good person who takes care of others. As a lawyer, he constantly felt frustrated from seeing his colleagues help bad guys escape the criminal system. So, he became a hired killer to uphold justice himself. Eventually, he became addicted to murder and increasingly bloodthirsty. Hence he founded the support group.
Jordi Joe frequently fakes his identity in job interviews. He once pretended to be a professional killer and signed onto a mission, but was exposed immediately. He has never committed murder and lives under the shadow of his family, especially his mom.