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Drug Lord Anon; Prologue

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  1. Drug Lord Anon
  2. Prologue
  3. >After graduating high school, your two older brothers brought you into the drug trade
  4. >They told you of it's benefits and rewards, as well as it's concerning negatives
  5. >You decide to deal drugs for your older brother's gang anyways, you feel protected by them
  6. >It went okay for the first few years, a few run-in's with the police that you easily escaped
  7. >Eventually, your competition had enough of your business and decided to put you out
  8. >Several robbers came into your "crib" and killed both of your brothers, shot in the head
  9. >They let you live, leaving a message that they meant business, don't fuck with the Tunnel Snakes
  10. >You left, but you wanted revenge. Luckily, you lived in Arizona, home of some of the best hit teams around
  11. >With the drug money you had, you hired several teams to take out the men that killed your brothers, yet your relationship doesn't end there
  12. >You offer a partnership, hiring the hit teams to look for some new recruits and keep them hired permanently for your company, and your company only
  13. >They accept, and several years later, your business flows clear from the Northern and Southern hemisphere, reaching Asia, China, Brazil, Mexico, Cuba and Florida
  14. >You being the boss, you run more than 500 men, the Vito Genovese of all of them
  15. >The money was great, you could send an entire orphanage to college with how much you made
  16. >How much you made.. was the key phrase in the sentence
  17.  
  18.  
  19. >It was a rainy night in Nevada, pouring buckets almost
  20. >You had several bodyguards watching your house, you were just enjoying tea and you were about to head to bed
  21. >Already in pajamas, you tell your guards goodnight and get yourself tucked in
  22. >You get inside the bed, throw over the heavy cover and nod off to sleep
  23. >The storm raged on that night, thundering and clashing like crazy
  24. >It was no wonder your bodyguards couldn't hear them coming
  25.  
  26. (Team Leader of a hit squad)
  27.  
  28. >"Alright, let's move" you whisper through the radio to your 4 teammates
  29. >The orders were pretty simple, kill the bodyguards, grab Anon, take him back to the barn
  30. >You draw your weapon and move on towards the house through the wet brush, you target some of the visible body guards outside the house
  31. >The sniper on your team asks for a target, you give them their locations and almost instantly you seem them drop like flies
  32. >You move to the side of the house
  33. >Two of your teammates cover you as you pick the lock to the back door
  34. >You open it and you clear the corners and regroup with your team in the garage
  35. >You still drizzle water from your suit and your gun from how soaked you are
  36. >Puddles literally form on the concrete floor under you
  37. >You stack up on the door with your team mates and pull out your handgun, a .380 Beretta Cheetah
  38. >Being careful, you quietly open your pouch and pull out a suppressor and attach it onto the weapon
  39. >Your teammates do the same with theirs as well
  40. >You give the go and you quietly clear the home, of any bodyguards
  41. >Blood spills from the last bodyguard you pick right in between the eyes onto the nice carpet
  42. >Mud and rain, mixed with blood is all over the carpets
  43. >Anon must be upstairs, you and your team quietly head up
  44.  
  45. (Back to Anon)
  46.  
  47.  
  48. >You're awoken from things dropping downstairs
  49. >You radio in to one of the bodyguards downstairs, but there's no response
  50. >Your heart sinks down to your balls, you turn over and dig in the dresser for your gun
  51. >Clumsily, you drop the unloaded weapon and pick it back up frantically
  52. >You grab a magazine and quickly load it with the correct caliber
  53. >10 should hopefully do it
  54. >Putting on your fuzzy slippers, weapon loaded, you walk towards the door
  55. >You open it and find several men in black on the other side, one of them reaching for the handle of the same door you just opened
  56. >You shoot the bastard in the head and he drops to the floor
  57. >The other two begin to fire and you back up immediately and take cover
  58. >Listening for the sound of dry fire, an empty magazine, it comes and you turn from cover to fire
  59. >You hit one of the two in the chest twice and get smacked by the butt of a rifle from the other man in black
  60. >The last thing you hear before you lose all consciousness is "Light's out asshole"
  61.  
  62. (2nd Teammate (Now in command))
  63.  
  64. >Your commander was killed, shot in the head
  65. >You quickly press against the wall and fire into Anon's room
  66. >His cover holds firm, and your magazine runs empty
  67. >You signal for your partner to cover you
  68. >And as you pull another magazine out from your vest, you're shot in the chest twice
  69. >The pain burns like nothing else
  70. >You fall down the stairs, and the firing stops
  71. >Painfully, you attempt to sit up and rip open your raid bdu to check the damage
  72. >Two puncture marks, it was definitely a clean it
  73. >No exit wounds however, so possibly a polymer round
  74. >Your teammate brings down Anon, a large purple bruise on the side of his face
  75. >He picks you up and drags you back to the van that swings around out front
  76. >He throws you in with Anon, he climbs in himself and closes the van doors
  77. >You jolt back as the van speeds off, your partner forces you down and applies pressure to the wound sites
  78. >The storm rages on
  79.  
  80. (Back to Anon)
  81.  
  82. >Your head hurts like a motherfucker, you just lay on the ground.. getting up would be worse than the holocaust
  83. >The ground is wet.. but it feels like straw and hay?
  84. >It smells like a barn.. you hear several horses stamping down their hoofs in the straw
  85. >You try to open your eyes, they're blood crusted shut
  86. >Some dried bits of bloods break off and fall into your eye, some roll off
  87. >Your head still bleeding from the smack with the rifle
  88. >Someone grabs the back of your shirt of your PJ's and sits you up
  89. >The pain in your head hurts worse than a beating from Sylvester Stallone himself
  90. >A gun is immediately pointed at your face
  91. >No mercy, the man smacks you across the face with the gun
  92. >One of your teeth fall out of your gums, you just spit it onto the straw
  93. >You look around, you're in a barn with a few people armed with rifles
  94. >None of them look familiar to you
  95. >A man in a suit steps forward, smoking a cigar and several of the men step aside
  96. >The suited man blows smoke in your face, and you stare at him dead in the eyes
  97. >He turns to the side, retorts and swings his leg into your head
  98. >You hear a crunch, the force knocks you onto the ground and the man behind you picks you back up
  99. >"Do not ever look me in the face, I do not like it when people look at me in the face"
  100. >He turns around and walks forward, turns around again and walks in front of you
  101. >"I am Mr. Clap Hands, I will be the one executing you today"
  102. >At least he was honest
  103. >"Your business flows extremely rich throughout the world, but I think it's time a new company steps forward to shine."
  104. >He puts his cigar out on your cheek
  105. >The pain is blood curdling, you hear and feel your skin boil like a pot of water on a hot stove
  106. >He steps back and smirks a little bit
  107. >"How does that feel? Do you feel like a million bucks?"
  108. >He holds out his hand and one of the guards hand him a revolver
  109. >"Well champ, let me ask you something. Are you feeling lucky tonight?"
  110. >He only loads one round.. the odds are pretty good
  111. I guess you could say that
  112. >You lift your head to look at him, his gun nuzzled against your head
  113. >"Well, so do I."
  114. >A loud pop is the last thing you hear, and a small cloud of smoke from the barrel
  115. >You hit the ground, motionless
  116. >Blood pours from your cranium like a river, the men leave you to lay dying in the barn..
  117. >It begins here, our Anon relishes in a new universe