Path of the Dragon 3

Guest · Sat Jan 28, 2023 2:56 pm

Guest

Kishin is still in a difficult position as he is trying to decide whether or not to help Weirdlock with his investigation into the Black Dragons. He is aware that the Black Dragons are a powerful and dangerous gang that is known for their violence and criminal activities. He also knows that Weirdlock's reputation as an investigator is well-deserved, and that if anyone can bring the Black Dragons to justice, it would be him. Nonetheless, Kishin's reputation is insignificant and easily destroyed.

Kishin is also aware that getting involved with the Black Dragons could put him in harm's way. He's concerned about the legal implications of slipping a drug into someone's tea in order to knock them unconscious. Kishin's questioning the morality of this act and whether it is the right thing to do. Overall, he has no clue if his client is also using him and some risks need to be taken into account before fulfilling anyone's requests. Speaking of risks, Kishin is aware that the Black Dragon's Goons, who are still trying to make a name for themselves, are eager to engage in battle. Kishin is not as eager to fight a whole group. A whole group is hard to fight without magic.

214 wc

Guest · Sat Jan 28, 2023 2:56 pm

Guest

Furthermore, there is Yomu, the underboss of the Black Dragons, who is a massive, round-figured man with light skin, hidden eyes behind sunglasses and he is the one who reports directly to the boss of the gang. He prides himself as being a lively entertainer amongst the gang, including performing his signature funky songs and dances to rally his subordinates. Kishin may be worried about Yomu's tendency to be extremely dramatic, and can at any time stab Kishin in the back. Without knowing Kishin, he let Kishin into the gang too easily.

In summary, Kishin is weighing the potential risks and benefits of helping Weirdlock. He recognizes that Weirdlock's skills as an investigator could lead to the capture of the Black Dragons' leader and bring justice for the murders, but he is also aware of the danger and legal implications of getting involved with the Black Dragons. He's questioning the morality of slipping a drug into someone's tea, and he is also aware of the potential threat posed by the Black Dragon's Goons and Yomu. Ultimately, Kishin has not yet made a decision on whether or not to help Weirdlock, despite a short period to think on it after the last quest.

208 wc

Guest · Sat Jan 28, 2023 2:56 pm

Guest

Kishin sat in his small apartment, deep in thought. He had been approached by Weirdlock Jones again, the renowned investigator of Hosenka, who had asked for his help in investigating the Black Dragons. He thought about the plan that Weirdlock had presented to him. The investigator had provided him with a drug that would make the Black Dragons' boss fall asleep, giving him enough time to break into their base and observe the body of the boss, in order to confirm that he was the one behind the murders. The morality aside, there is no other deep plan. Without a comprehensive approach, Kishin still tries to understand if he should risk his life so easily.

The gambling den is located in a seedy part of the city too, an area known for its high crime rate and rough atmosphere. The streets are dark and poorly lit, and the pavement is cracked and littered with trash. The buildings in the area are run-down, with peeling paint and boarded-up windows. The area gives off a sense of danger and neglect, making it clear that this is not a place where one would want to linger.

This new gambling den is a three-story brick building that stands out amongst the other dilapidated structures in the area. The entrance to the den is located on the ground floor, guarded by a burly bouncer who checks ID's and frisks patrons for weapons before allowing them inside. The bouncer's presence alone gives off a sense of danger, making it clear that this is not a place for the faint of heart. Security seems to be higher than when Kishin approached the gang prior.

282 wc

Guest · Sat Jan 28, 2023 2:56 pm

Guest

Once inside, the gambling den is a large, open space filled with the sounds of clinking chips and the chatter of patrons. The walls are adorned with flashy neon lights and colorful posters advertising various gambling games. The air is thick with the smell of cigarette smoke and the sound of slot machines can be heard in the background. The space is dimly lit, with the only source of light coming from the various gambling machines and the neon signs on the wall.

The boss's chambers are located on the top floor, accessible by a narrow staircase at the back of the den. The staircase is guarded by several henchmen, who are tasked with preventing unauthorized access to the boss's chambers. The door to the chambers is a heavy wooden door with a metal lock, guarded by a group of burly thugs who are always armed. Only those who are personally invited by the boss are allowed inside.

The interior of the chambers is opulent, with plush furnishings, expensive artwork, and a large, ornate desk where the boss conducts his business. The walls are adorned with expensive tapestries, and the floors are covered with expensive carpets. The room is dimly lit, with a single lamp casting a soft glow over the room. There is a small table with a tea set on it, waiting for the boss to have his tea.

233 wc

Guest · Sat Jan 28, 2023 2:57 pm

Guest

The room is designed to project an image of power and wealth, with the boss's henchmen always present, adding to the sense of danger and secrecy. The atmosphere is tense, with the knowledge that this is where illegal activities are planned and carried out. The room is filled with the smell of cigars, and the sound of hushed conversations, making it clear that this is not a place for anyone but the boss's closest confidants.

Overall, the gambling den and the boss's chambers exude an atmosphere of danger, secrecy, and power. The seedy location, the rough exterior, and the heavily guarded entrance make it clear that this is not a place where anyone would want to linger, but the opulence and luxury of the boss's chambers show the wealth and power that the boss has accumulated through illegal means.

Kishin nervously walked into the gambling den after remembering scouting, his heart pounding in his chest. He had agreed to help Weirdlock with his investigation, and his task was to slip a drug into the tea of the Black Dragons' boss before it was delivered to his chambers.

191 wc

Guest · Sat Jan 28, 2023 2:57 pm

Guest

He scanned the room, looking for someone who appeared to be preparing the tea. As he approached the small table with the tea set, he spotted a young man pouring hot water into a teapot. Kishin cleared his throat and stepped forward.

"Excuse me, may I offer to deliver the tea to the boss myself? I would be honored to serve him," Kishin said, trying to sound as sincere as possible.

The young man looked at him suspiciously, but after a moment, he handed him the tray with the tea. Kishin quickly slipped the drug into the tea and made his way to the staircase that led to the boss's chambers.

As he climbed the stairs, he saw Yomu, the underboss of the Black Dragons, standing at the top of the stairs. "What are you doing here?" Yomu asked, looking at the tray in Kishin's hand.

Kishin tried to come up with an excuse, but before he could say anything, Yomu snatched the tray from him. "I'll take that," Yomu said, heading towards the boss's chambers.

Kishin hung back, trying to blend in with the crowd. He saw Weirdlock slipping into the gambling den, but before he could make his way to the boss's chambers, Yomu let out a blood-curdling scream.

"The boss is dead! Someone poisoned his tea!" Yomu shouted, looking straight at Kishin.

The doors to the gambling den were locked, and Yomu and his henchmen began to chase after Kishin. Kishin knew that he had to escape and fast. He pushed his way through the crowd, dodging Yomu and his henchmen as he made his way towards the exit. Luckily, Kishin wasn't as heavy as Yomu, and he had long-planned running away from here. There was no yakuza career to be found.

Finally, he burst out of the gambling den and ran as fast as he could towards Weirdlock's office. Once there, Kishin explained to Weirdlock what had happened and how Yomu was the one who killed the boss.

Weirdlock listened to Kishin's story, nodding gravely. "I saw Yomu kill the boss," he said. "I couldn't investigate the body and had to retreat. We have to be careful now. Yomu will stop at nothing to silence us."

381 wc

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