- Joined
- Oct 30, 2009
- Location
- Raleigh, NC
The crowds had been cheering for hours at the ring unawares of the surrounding Mob that was surrounding them. That is until the first shot went off. What happened after that was known to only those of the underground. Slaughter, mayhem, blood and sweat littered everywhere until only a handful of the Fighters survived. They were the best of the best from what the commanders had told the Don.
His fingers tapped along the armrest of his chair, his bodyguards flanking on either side of him as he smoked his cigar. "So." He said softly, Italian lilting over his voice as he looked at the last of those who had been 'interviewed' by the Don. Those who failed? Well...their dead bodies still littered the floor of the study in which they stood. The last of the males had been quite vicious from his sources as he leaned back in his chair. "Let me make you an offer, shall I?"
He steepled his fingers as he ashed the cigar into an offered tray, "You see, I am a busy man. And I need your skills to complete some...interests of mine that cannot be handled by anyone else." He took another puff of the cigar. "The role will involve killing people without the mercy of their ever loving god they pray to." He had no expression, possible why his people feared him. The money coming in from the hits and such was good, their people had made the government corrupt in the local area so that no crime could lead back to them. Life was a beautiful thing for the Don. Too bad his wife had never seen him to this. Instead he had adopted a daughter.
A daughter who was soon becoming more and more like her nature.
"Do we have an agreement?" Came his voice once more.
Whatever happened was up to the Cat man to decide.
His daughter however would probably have intervened had she known. The female was not unlike the cat man as she too had sported the ears and a tail...and so much more. The Don had adopted the girl after his wife had taken interest in before she had died. What the others had seen of the now young woman was rare, but her appearances were not unnoticed by anyone. She even had some of the same senses of those of her feral cousins. Perhaps this was why she had left her room to search for the new scent that lingered in the air, her feline nature stroking her curiosity to the fullest.
His fingers tapped along the armrest of his chair, his bodyguards flanking on either side of him as he smoked his cigar. "So." He said softly, Italian lilting over his voice as he looked at the last of those who had been 'interviewed' by the Don. Those who failed? Well...their dead bodies still littered the floor of the study in which they stood. The last of the males had been quite vicious from his sources as he leaned back in his chair. "Let me make you an offer, shall I?"
He steepled his fingers as he ashed the cigar into an offered tray, "You see, I am a busy man. And I need your skills to complete some...interests of mine that cannot be handled by anyone else." He took another puff of the cigar. "The role will involve killing people without the mercy of their ever loving god they pray to." He had no expression, possible why his people feared him. The money coming in from the hits and such was good, their people had made the government corrupt in the local area so that no crime could lead back to them. Life was a beautiful thing for the Don. Too bad his wife had never seen him to this. Instead he had adopted a daughter.
A daughter who was soon becoming more and more like her nature.
"Do we have an agreement?" Came his voice once more.
Whatever happened was up to the Cat man to decide.
His daughter however would probably have intervened had she known. The female was not unlike the cat man as she too had sported the ears and a tail...and so much more. The Don had adopted the girl after his wife had taken interest in before she had died. What the others had seen of the now young woman was rare, but her appearances were not unnoticed by anyone. She even had some of the same senses of those of her feral cousins. Perhaps this was why she had left her room to search for the new scent that lingered in the air, her feline nature stroking her curiosity to the fullest.