"My name is Rex. I am a good dog." However, Rex is also two meters tall, bulletproof, armed with heavy firepower, and equipped with a voice simulator that instills fear. Rex is a genetically modified life form, a specially developed weapon designed to spread destruction. He is a bioform. He was developed by his Master along with other bioforms from his Pack in the anarchist enclave of the Mexican state of Campeche for fighting in his dirty illegal war. In Rex's Pack, there are Dragon (a lizard), Meda (a bear), and the Bees (a swarm of bees). Each bioform has sufficient intelligence to carry out orders and a feedback chip that rewards them when they complete their tasks. Rex is a dog, and all he desires is to be a good dog. All it takes is to fulfill everything his Master wants. And the Master says he must kill the enemy. Many enemies. But how is he to know who the enemy is? What happens when everything collapses, battles are lost, and the war is lost? The Master is tried as a war criminal? Does the Geneva Convention remember the rights of weapons? If they are living beings at the same time. Do Rex and others like him have the right to exist? And what happens when Rex breaks free from the leash?
