Damafaud
Kitty
Paris Alison, the Son of Tri
SCENE:
Beginner's Guide to Housekeeping
LOCATION:
Near the North-Central Major Bridge, Upper Central
TIME:
August, 2019 | Pre-Arc 1
PARTICIPANTS:
Yuto, Sang-Cheol, Paris, Kaiga, Musai
Beginner's Guide to Housekeeping
The Shadow King would not exist for another three years or so. The Golden Son, another two years. Yet, Paris Alison was not without a name. Those at the end of his business knew Doctoral, a prodigy worthy of the title. Those at the end of his creation whispered a name truer.
Pestilence.
Yet, the last of them had died. Paris drove an unlicensed car while his thoughts drifted away. One conversation. That was all it took to take care of a veteran arms dealer. Fifteen minutes in an enclosed room, without weapons or electronics. They were used to protecting against force, but they could not intercept his disease. Even as he commanded his crew to take over, everything still didn't feel real. He did it.
Now, he controlled the distribution of chemical weaponry in the north.
A sharp horn jolted Paris back into reality. The light had turned green. He subconsciously stepped on the pedal. Almost immediately, his expression darkened. He had climbed on the North-Central bridge. There wouldn't be an opportunity to turn until he had crossed. The Phoenix weren't kind on trespassers. He cursed again as he realized that the car he took didn't have filmed window. Paris adjusted his mask and took a deep breath.
It was fine. Cars drove plenty at this moment. Black cars like his were plenty. He had created a splash up north, but the Central shouldn't be familiar with him. He just needed to take a turnabout.
It was at this moment Paris forgot that his car didn't have a plate number.
The Shadow King would not exist for another three years or so. The Golden Son, another two years. Yet, Paris Alison was not without a name. Those at the end of his business knew Doctoral, a prodigy worthy of the title. Those at the end of his creation whispered a name truer.
Pestilence.
Yet, the last of them had died. Paris drove an unlicensed car while his thoughts drifted away. One conversation. That was all it took to take care of a veteran arms dealer. Fifteen minutes in an enclosed room, without weapons or electronics. They were used to protecting against force, but they could not intercept his disease. Even as he commanded his crew to take over, everything still didn't feel real. He did it.
Now, he controlled the distribution of chemical weaponry in the north.
A sharp horn jolted Paris back into reality. The light had turned green. He subconsciously stepped on the pedal. Almost immediately, his expression darkened. He had climbed on the North-Central bridge. There wouldn't be an opportunity to turn until he had crossed. The Phoenix weren't kind on trespassers. He cursed again as he realized that the car he took didn't have filmed window. Paris adjusted his mask and took a deep breath.
It was fine. Cars drove plenty at this moment. Black cars like his were plenty. He had created a splash up north, but the Central shouldn't be familiar with him. He just needed to take a turnabout.
It was at this moment Paris forgot that his car didn't have a plate number.
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