- Posting Speed
- One post per day
- 1-3 posts per week
- One post per week
- Writing Levels
- Adept
- Advanced
- Adaptable
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Genres
- horror, supernatural/sci-fi elements, urban fantasy, post-apocalyptic, and pretty much anything involving crime.
— COLLATERAL DAMAGE.
The Son of Man will send out
His angels,
and they will weed out of
His kingdom every cause of
sin and all who practice lawlessness.
And they will throw them into
the fiery furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Then the righteous will shine
like the sun in the kingdom of their Father.
His angels,
and they will weed out of
His kingdom every cause of
sin and all who practice lawlessness.
And they will throw them into
the fiery furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Then the righteous will shine
like the sun in the kingdom of their Father.
Technically, it doesn't exist. It doesn't have a location. It does't even have a name, but when it is the world’s largest underground network of hired killers and criminals, anonymity is key. You won't find it by looking; you know a guy who knows another guy, and then they find you. A political opponent, a rival kingpin—cough up enough money and the remaining shreds of your morality, and they'll be gone soon enough.
That’s just from an outsider’s perspective though. The only person who knows about the inner workings of the agency is the Director himself, a corrupt but powerful man who keeps his “business” on a tight leash. And of course, like everyone else, he has his favorites. Although the agency is responsible for hundreds of guns-for-hire, the Director’s prized possessions are a group of malicious assassins who have all earned their keep in one way or another. Affectionately named after the Seven Deadly Sins, these seven partnerships begrudgingly work better together than they do alone. But there are cons to favoritism.
Being under constant supervision by the Director definitely isn’t relaxing, especially when everyone’s fighting to come out on top. The risks are high, but of course, the rewards are even higher—and so are the consequences. Success and earning the Director’s favor means better pay and easier missions. Failure however isn’t so gratifying, and so it goes. Playing by the rules of the game is necessary unless you want to risk your pay and your comfort. Why would you want to spite a man who knows everything about you? Or better yet, why wouldn’t you? After all, it’s only your life at stake.
That’s just from an outsider’s perspective though. The only person who knows about the inner workings of the agency is the Director himself, a corrupt but powerful man who keeps his “business” on a tight leash. And of course, like everyone else, he has his favorites. Although the agency is responsible for hundreds of guns-for-hire, the Director’s prized possessions are a group of malicious assassins who have all earned their keep in one way or another. Affectionately named after the Seven Deadly Sins, these seven partnerships begrudgingly work better together than they do alone. But there are cons to favoritism.
Being under constant supervision by the Director definitely isn’t relaxing, especially when everyone’s fighting to come out on top. The risks are high, but of course, the rewards are even higher—and so are the consequences. Success and earning the Director’s favor means better pay and easier missions. Failure however isn’t so gratifying, and so it goes. Playing by the rules of the game is necessary unless you want to risk your pay and your comfort. Why would you want to spite a man who knows everything about you? Or better yet, why wouldn’t you? After all, it’s only your life at stake.