During
Hexatombe, the body of Dalmo Magno returns, but the man inside it is no longer the Colossus. Tuco Belez, an agent of the Ordo Realitas, undergoes a body-swapping ritual alongside other agents in order to infiltrate the Hexatombe and investigate the mysterious ritual from within. Tuco awakens inside Dalmo's body with no memories of who he really is, believing himself to be the Colossus.
> A new life: Tuco awakens in Dalmo's luxurious apartment, surrounded by expensive objects, children's toys, and a photograph of Helen and Manu. He soon discovers that the man whose body he now inhabits is a husband and father, with a daughter suffering from cancer. However, something feels deeply wrong. Hidden behind a secret room in the apartment, Tuco discovers a collection of skulls, bones, and bloody trophies, realizing the horrifying truth behind Dalmo's life as the Colossus.
> The call of blood: After leaving the apartment, Tuco encounters Jae and experiences the strange phenomenon known as the Call of the Coffin. Their blood reacts to one another, eventually leading them to an abandoned warehouse where they meet Aguiar, Kemi, and Labirinto. There, the group discovers the five coffins connected to the ritual and encounters a monstrous creature. Tuco, still believing himself to be Dalmo, fights alongside the others and establishes himself as the group's physical powerhouse.
> The truth: Their investigation eventually reveals that they are not actually the killers they believed themselves to be. Agatha Volkomenn and Aaron explain that they are agents of the Ordo Realitas who willingly exchanged bodies with the original assassins. Their mission is to infiltrate the Hexatombe, understand the ritual, and gather information about the forces behind it. Tuco therefore continues the journey inside Dalmo's body, surrounded by people who believe he is the Colossus.
> The Mascarados: The group becomes known as the Mascarados and establishes the Abandoned Mansion as their base. Throughout the second and third days, Tuco takes part in their exploration of the Coroa de Espinhos, encounters the Transtornados, and begins recovering fragments of his own past. He is recognized by Mosto, who remembers the brutal fighter known as Colosso from the underground arenas. Tuco also continues to experience strange flashes of memories that do not seem to belong to the man he believes himself to be.
> The vampires: While the Mascarados are staying at the mansion, the vampires Velisar and Zéfero arrive searching for someone known as a "little bird." Tuco and his companions attempt to deceive them, but the encounter ends with a gruesome warning: the vampires leave behind a blood-covered package containing Sabara's severed head. When it is opened, the package explodes, leaving Tuco severely wounded. As he lies dying, fragments of his memories begin to surface, but they remain confused with Dalmo's memories.
> The man behind the Colossus: As the Hexatombe progresses, Tuco slowly begins to remember his true identity. He remembers his childhood, his mother being forced into rituals by his father, and the moment he finally killed his father to protect her. He remembers joining the military, finding people who became his friends, and eventually becoming involved with the Ordo Realitas. The memories that once seemed like fragments finally come together: the man inside Dalmo's body was never Dalmo at all. His name was Tuco Belez.
> The final night: By the third night, Tuco remains with the Mascarados while the conflict between the different groups of the Hexatombe intensifies. Despite everything he has learned, he continues fighting alongside his companions. His memories of Dalmo's life also remain with him, particularly the image of Manu and the suffering caused by her illness. Later, Abelha revealed that, if Tuco had survived long enough to make a wish through the Coroa de Espinhos, he would have wished for Manu Magno's illness to be cured.
> The death of Tuco: During the third night, Tuco is ambushed by Velisar and the Vampires at the Circus. Already weakened, he is attacked and has his blood drained by Velisar. In his final moments, the memories that had been buried inside him finally return completely. He remembers his real face, his life, his mother, his father, the Ordo, and his true name. He understands that he is not Dalmo Magno, but Tuco Belez.
Tuco's final moments are strangely peaceful despite the brutality surrounding him. His last thoughts drift between the memories of his own life and the strange events of the Hexatombe. As his body becomes pale and he loses consciousness, he makes one final remark about the vampires and the burning circus before dying inside the body of the Colossus.
“Que tipo de vampiros são vocês? Vocês nem pedem pra entrar... Parece que o circo realmente pegou fogo.”
And so, the story of the Colossus reaches another ending. Dalmo was gone, but his body carried Tuco through the Hexatombe. Tuco discovered who he truly was only to lose his life moments later, leaving behind the body of a man whose family, memories, and unfinished story had become part of his own final journey.
