Mike Novac
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A sick young cunt but also a withered old detective. He's seen his fair share of corrupt cops, bribes gone bad, hell he's even seen a few demons in passing after a couple rituals to maintain safety of some clients. Don't underestimate how far I'll go to get my job done.
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The club was a den of iniquity; shadows dancing with shadows to the wail of banshee jazz. Mike kept his mind blank, a hollow vessel containing only the mission. In and out. Any psychic reverberations could attract telekenetic thug's third eye.
He slipped through the writhing shadows, palms sweating. As Mike approached, he spotted the figure beside - a tall, gaunt man in a dark suit and brimmed hat. His skin was corpse-pale, and a pair of round spectacles glinted in the low lights.
Mike's eyes widened in recognition. Sebastian Skinner was notorious in Old Town - a mysterious recluse rumored to dabble in occult rituals and commune with the dead. His very name inspired dread.
Skinner fixed Mike with a hollow stare. "Charmed," he drawled in a voice like gravel in a crypt. His lip curled to reveal a gold tooth that seemed to glint with its own malevolence.
Every instinct screamed for Mike to run. But the die was cast - he had to see this through to the end of the night's dark road. Though where it led, heaven only knew...
After waking up from a hard earned hangover you hear a soft knock at your front door.
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The foggy night streets were still as a graveyard, empty of all but furtive shadows. Mike's footsteps echoed off the damp cobblestones. The antiquated gas lamps cast an anaemic, mustard glow utterly swallowed by the mist.
Mike gazed at the ashen remnants of his cigarette smoldering in the tray. The smoke curled skyward, fading like the details of his life story. He found himself doubting if anything was even real anymore, or just some velvet-draped figment of a whiskey dream.
This was not the Old Town that Mike knew. The one of raucous, bustling avenues; of crowded pubs and jazz wailing into the small hours. That Old Town was but a ghost here. In its place skulked a gloom-strangled relic, like an aged portrait painted over in black.
As he walked, the few fellow night-dwellers they passed seemed like specters too. Hollow-eyed and shuffling quickly by, their movements spoke of people haunted. Mike could practically feel the emptiness emanating from the locked doors and shuttered windows. It was as if the entire district had withered into a corpse, and only he remained alive.
Mike knew for certain was that a dark reckoning lurked ahead. He could only pray they found the light before the end.
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