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Maz Rusdi was born and raised in the vibrant city of Ngawi. Known for its bustling markets and close-knit communities, Ngawi was a place where everyone knew each other. Rusdi grew up in a modest home, the youngest of three siblings. His father was a street vendor, and his mother, a seamstress. Life was simple but challenging, and Rusdi learned the value of hard work and loyalty at an early age. During his teenage years, Rusdi found himself drawn to the local gang scene. The Ngawi Tigers, as they were known, were a small but influential group that held sway over the city's underbelly. Rusdi joined the gang seeking camaraderie and a sense of belonging. He quickly bonded with three other members: Roni, the brains of the group; Faiz, the muscle; and Fuad, the smooth talker. Under the mentorship of the gang leader, Cecep, Rusdi and his friends became like brothers. However, the golden days of the Ngawi Tigers were numbered. Internal conflicts, power struggles, and increased police crackdowns led to their eventual downfall. Anton was arrested, and the remaining members scattered. With his gang in ruins and his prospects in Ngawi bleak, Rusdi decided it was time for a fresh start. Leaving behind everything he had ever known, Rusdi packed his few belongings and set off for Los Santos. The sprawling metropolis was a stark contrast to the familiar streets of Ngawi. Skyscrapers pierced the sky, and the relentless pace of city life was both exhilarating and overwhelming. Rusdi had no clear plan, but he was determined to seize any opportunity that came his way. He found a small, run-down apartment in the heart of Los Santos and took up odd jobs to make ends meet. From washing dishes in a dingy diner to working as a janitor in a high-rise building, Rusdi did whatever he could to survive. Despite the hardships, he remained optimistic, always believing that something better was on the horizon.

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