La Mensa: Justice and Blood

“The law may be blind, but our bullets never miss. If justice has no place for you, come to our café. Order the bitterest espresso… and we will ensure your enemy tastes a far more bitter remainder of life.” In a dim corner of the city stands an Italian café known as La Mensa. Its aroma is irresistible, its coffee flawless, its service beyond reproach. Yet for those carrying wounds the law cannot heal, La Mensa offers something not written on the menu: Justice. Run by four former high-ranking members of the Italian Mafia who long ago abandoned morality, La Mensa is more than a place to rest. Behind closed doors, they become judge, jury, and Il Boia—the executioner—for the scum who slipped through the grasp of the legal system. One special order. One cup of pitch-black espresso. And one question from the owner, Vincenzo Valenti: “How bitter do you want your enemy to suffer?” The moment you drink, Il Patto di Sangue—the Blood Contract—begins. No mercy. No compassion. They do not come to arrest you; they come to strip everything you own through Espropriazione—confiscation—and dismantle your life down to its very foundation. Behind Venetian maschera and immaculate suits, the team of La Mensa ensures that every sin is paid for at the highest possible price. Because to them, the law may be blind… but their bullets never miss. “Welcome to La Mensa. Please enjoy your espresso.”