CHAPTER 11: Red Moon

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As the moon cast an eerie glow over the mansion grounds, I stood on the balcony, overlooking the scene unfolding below. The air was thick with tension, the silence broken only by the occasional whisper of the wind. Down in the courtyard, members of my gang and our rivals faced off, their eyes burning with intensity, their weapons glinting in the dim light.

I watched as Casper barked orders, directing our forces with precision. Every move calculated, every action deliberate. Pride overwhelms me, feeling satisfied and delighted that he hasn't forgotten the old ways. It would always be a part of him after all, he's my Son, The Black wolf of the Exodus. He's the truth of this night and I, the believer.

As the confrontation escalated, the sound of gunfire shattered the stillness of the night. Bullets whizzed through the air, finding their marks with deadly accuracy. Amidst the chaos, I spotted a glint of movement in the shadows.

A lone figure darted across the courtyard, attempting to flank us. With a swift gesture, I signaled to my men, and they sprang into action, intercepting the intruder before such figure could pose a threat. It looked like a female, clothed in dark leather fully suited up.

Through it all, I remained calm, my gaze unwavering as I surveyed the battlefield. This was not just a clash of gangs, but a test of strength, a battle for supremacy.

I stood, oblivious to the impending danger lurking in the shadows. The air was heavy with the scent of night, and the faint rustle of leaves hinted at movement nearby. But I paid it no mind, lost in my thoughts, until it was too late.

"Cassius?..."

Suddenly, with a swift and silent grace, he emerged from the darkness, his presence like a specter materializing before me. It was my rival, the leader of the opposing gang,  The Sabel Reaper. His eyes gleaming with a mixture of malice and determination. In that moment, I knew I was caught in an ambush, a deadly game orchestrated by those who sought to see me fall.

My hand instinctively reached for the firearm at my side, but before I could draw it, he was upon me, his movements fluid and precise. His blade glinted in the moonlight as it sliced through the air, forcing me to dodge and weave to avoid its deadly edge.

Every step I took back was matched by his relentless advance, his attacks coming with the calculated precision of a predator closing in on its prey. He dedicated and inputed his wrath upon me. The balcony, once a sanctuary, had become a battleground, the sounds of our struggle echoing off the stone walls of the mansion.

I fought with all the skill and ferocity at my disposal, but it was clear that he was a formidable opponent. His years of experience and cunning strategy had honed him into a deadly adversary, just as I and I knew in that moment that I was facing the fight of my life.

But even as the clash of steel rang out into the night, I refused to yield. My determination burned bright within me, a flame that could not be extinguished by fear or doubt. For I was not just a gang leader – I was a survivor, and I would not go down without a fight.

With every blow exchanged, with every parry and thrust, I could feel the weight of our rivalry bearing down upon us. This was more than just a battle for control of the streets – it was a struggle for dominance, a fight to prove who was truly worthy of power and respect.

And as the moon hung high overhead, casting its pale light upon the scene of our confrontation, I knew that whatever the outcome, this night would be etched into the annals of our shared history, a testament to the lengths we would go to in pursuit of our ambitions.

I barely had time to react before his blade came slicing through the air, aimed straight for my heart. Instinct kicked in, and I moved to defend myself, but his strike was swift and calculated, leaving me vulnerable.

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