Constantino Tadeo is a bright and intelligent young engineering student who meets a girl online named Luna Pacifica, he falls in love with her but they live very far away and he wants to show her his love, he sends her some digital gloves that he designed himself with instructions of put them on, the girl puts them on and begins to play with them, multiplying the sensation of touch 10 times more than normal. Since she loves them, she begins to use them increasingly to exaggerate her tactile sense.

Luna does not know that Tino Tadeo has the ability to feel what she is feeling when she has the gloves on. Pacifica Luna also does not know that the gloves will eventually impregnate to her skin and that Tino could control the movements of her hands.

The girl begins to go into a trance without remembering anything. Every time she wakes up from her hypnotism and observes her own hands performing thoughtless actions, she realizes that she has lost control of her hands completely, she tries to take off her gloves, but it is too late, her skin has absorbed them and they are part of her, desperate she tries everything in vain until she goes crazy and cuts off her hands herself, ending up in a psychiatric hospital and without hands.

The obsessive young man, seeing that he cannot get what he wants, along with his insatiable and sick need to possess the girl, decides to develop another sinister plan. Tino contacts a company and proposes to promote his new video game: “Tactical;” seeing the young man's talent and the potential that the game has in the market; they immediately hire him to make countless magic gloves which are a total success; making the engineer excessively famous and rich.

Magic gloves conquer the entire world, but no one knows that once the genetic biological material of the product is planted to the user's skin; The inventor can control countless victims from his central receiver, creating an army of controlled hands with the sole objective of recovering the girl. This story becomes a war between the obsession of a psychopath and a girl who tries to regain her own will, it is a story of love and control, of paranoia and madness, of science and fiction and death, but above all it focuses on the sense of touch, a struggle between the involuntary movements of hands that are connected to a body, but are not one's own, and the desperation to regain physical and mental freedom.

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