The city doesn't erase violence.It reroutes it.When Elias Crowe survives a stabbing that should have killed him, he learns the truth the city works hard to hide: damage never disappears-it's displaced. Every intervention creates a debt, and someone always pays.As Elias begins to interfere where the city prefers silence, he attracts attention from the people who manage that debt professionally. They don't call themselves villains. They call themselves infrastructure. Their job isn't to stop harm-it's to decide where it lands.What begins as survival becomes a choice: Disappear and let the system correct itself, or stand in the open and force the city to own the cost.As bodies stack, countermeasures emerge, and the math turns lethal, Elias discovers that being unkillable doesn't make you a hero.It makes you an expense.No Saints Under Neon is a gritty, adult superhero novel blending noir realism, moral ambiguity, and systemic horror-where power doesn't save the day, and every choice leaves a scar.