Topic: A New Breed... (Mature Themes 18+)

Rork Jin

Date: 2013-06-02 11:35 EST
(Disclaimer: This thread is dark and violent. You will find themes revolving around crime, murder, drug use, and sex. Some will be disturbing.)


Rork Jin removed his coat and gray derby and hung them accordingly on the rack near the dwelling door. It had been so long since he had indulged himself that he wondered for a half-second if his particular skillset would be rusty.

The afternoon was bright and a soothing breeze floated through the streets of RhyDin. It was rare that he chose to trespass during any other time besides afternoon so he figured why break tradition? He hadn't been in the city long but was sure that he'd have no problems carrying out his sinful desires.

He rummaged through the quaint cottage deftly. Each item he moved was replaced exactly as he had found it, though to his dismay, there was nothing of particular interest to him. Rork wasn't after some shiny bauble or gold-laden trinket. It was the most personal, inconspicuous items that caught his fancy.

"Apparently you don't keep much from your life, do you?" he asked the corpse that sat in a chair near the center of the common room.

His icy blue eyes slid to what he assumed was the owner of the residence. He doubted that he would have slipped in only to encounter another intruder had beat him to the spoils.

Blood still oozed from the slice across the woman's neck. Her wrists were raw where she had struggled against the bonds tying her to the chair. She was a lovely creature and had he been a more wholesome man, Rork may have came to court her. But he was what he was.

Then he spied what he was looking for. It was a tiny hairclip, carved from stone with a tiny bow etched on the surface. He plucked it from her hair with his slender digits and brought it close to his face to study.

"Yesssss," he hissed, closing his eyes and inhaling the waif of fragrance that still touched the hairclip.

He stowed the item in the inner breast pocket of his suit the nabbed his jacket and hat. He tipped the gray derby to his hostess and smiled.

"Thank you," he said with an elegant, deep bow, sweeping his arm widely in respect. "I bid you good day."

And with that, Rork Jin disappeared into the afternoon.

Rork Jin

Date: 2013-06-04 05:33 EST
It was just another day for Rork Jin. He'd made his presence known to the authorities of RhyDin and caught the attention of those seedier citizens that would be looking to employ his services. He wasn't just a killer. Rork was a master in the arts of pain and torture and one visit from him usually sent a message that rocked a city's foundation. Today he meant to send a message.

He stood in the dimly lit basement of a shoppe and stared at the keeper gagged and bound across a table. The man's face was already bloody from from Rork's "suggestion" they go somewhere private to talk. The keeper's name was Mallek and he owed quite a bit of money an unwholesome man that provided "security" for Mallek's shoppe, as well as other establishments throughout RhyDin.

"I hear business is booming," Rork said as he removed his finely tailored jacket and brown derby and found a place to hang them in the basement.

Mallek whimpered and pleaded through the gag but his words were nothing more than babble to Rork. Rork glanced at the keeper for a moment then frowned as he noticed a blemish on the side of his hat. He loved his derbies. He had several in a multitude of colors though his gray one was his favorite.

"Hmmm," Rork mused as he took a closer look at the blemish.

He nabbed the hat from its resting place and studied it as he walked a slow circle around the table Mallek was tied to. Rork flipped and rolled the derby slowly between his digits, making a particular effort to keep the hat in Mallek's view. The keeper's eyes followed him in terror, wondering what this creaton was going to do to him.

"It's a shame, really," he said. "Pity such a tiny mar would ruin such a fabulous hat."

Rork paused and lowered his icy blue eyes to Mallek. His lips were curled in a serene, yet sinister smile, the kind that turned a man's blood cold. And it wasn't just the smile scared the hell out of Mallek, it was everything about the criminal.

Rork Jin wasn't a large, burly man. He was tall and lean with soft features and an aire of nobility about him. He moved as if he had all the time in the world, never in a hurry, but always with determination. And Rork never lost his cool. Perhaps that was the most terrifying thing about him. He seemed to enjoy his work.

"Sadly, Mallek," he said smoothly, "you have become a mar on my employer's reputation. You haven't paid him in weeks, even after all the extensions he's given to you."

Mallek shook his head wildly, sobbing something incoherent through the gag. Rork looked at him apologetically and shrugged. He sat the derby down unrolled his pack of tools.

"You see, my employer really is a sympathetic soul."

Rork picked out a knife with a short, oblong blade. It was as thin as a razor and just as sharp. It wasn't obviously made to gut a man in one single thrust. No, none of Rork's tools were designed for that.

"But, I'm not," Rork said and drew the knife along Mallek's arm, leaving a tiny crimson line in its wake. "I can honestly care less if you mean well, or have a family, or rich or poor. I get paid just the same."

"This won't be quick and it definitely won't be painless," he said as he picked up and wavered what looked like a metal claw with hinged jaws.

Three hours later, Rork Jin left the shoppe and ventured out into the afternoon. In the basement, Mallek's body was left a bloody mess. His skin had been filleted and peeled open. His eye lids had been cut off so he was forced to watch the awesome brutality of the artist. And as the door the shoppe closed, Mallek took his final breath.

Rork Jin

Date: 2013-06-14 21:42 EST
?I don?t think it?s an outrageous request,? Rork Jin said while he relaxed in the high-back leather chair.

He vigilantly studied his employer as the burly man sought a reply to his. Over the past few weeks, his employer had seen a substantial increase of revenue because of Rork?s examples. It was amazing how a few wonderfully grotesque murders struck fear into those under his employer?s protection.

And now here he sat, proposing a change to the fees in his contract. He wanted a bonus, a mere three percent of his employer?s income, paid monthly for as long as Rork?s contract remained in effect. To him, the request wasn?t unreasonable, but to his employer, a miserly brigand named Joe, the request was out of the question.

Rork figured that Joe wasn?t his real name and the deception left a bad taste in his mouth. Though he was a murderous thug, Rork considered himself as an artist in pain, he always entered into his transactions openly and honestly. If criminals couldn?t come together with great transparency, relationships could break down and blood would be spilled. But for now he was content with obliging Joe in his masquerade.

?You should have considered it when we first discussed your contract and came to an agreement,? Joe said.

?Yes, maybe I should have,? he replied cooly as he imagined the creativeness he could use to kill this man. ?However, I assumed you to be an honorable hoodlum whom would be open to renegotiation after you saw how effective my strategies were.?

?Honorable?? Joe laughed. ?Certainly you are an idiot.?

Rork rose from his chair and paced the small, dimly lit room they were in. He looked at the d?cor and smiled to himself how funny it was to see the room decorated like a study. Shelves of books lined the walls. A few fancy pieces of furniture were placed errantly about, almost as if Joe were trying to come off as something more than a common criminal. Perhaps it made others regard Joe with a bit more reverence than he should have been afforded but to Rork, it was an attempt of a small man to appear larger than life.

?Do you even have a brain in that thick skull of yours?? Rork asked before he closed the door and twisted the lock. ?Did you realize that your men posted outside of this door were gone? Sent away on an important errand for you??

Joe?s brows furrowed as he tried to mask the concern that slowly crept across his face. No, he hadn?t noticed it and now with the door locked he became more concerned for his own well-being.

?So who would hear you if you screamed?? Rork asked darkly. ?Precisely no one which puts me in a very, very good position to renegotiate the terms of our contract.?

?The hell you are!? Joe growled and shot up from his chair before a bolt hissed across the room and drilled deeply into his chest.

Rork stood there silently, arm stretched out toward the wounded man, with a tiny crossbow folding and retracting into his sleeve. He shook his head and watched Joe sink down into his chair again. Rork removed the auburn derby from his head and placed it on the desk. He tisked Joe and shook his head.

?So, this is how things are going to go down,? Rork said standing behind Joe?s chair. He placed his hands on the man?s shoulders and smiled.

?I?m going to kill you and take over your business, give your men raises to buy their loyalty, then dump your body in an alley,? Rork said.

Several hours later, Joe?s body was left in a dark alley. His eyes had X?s sliced into them. His throat had been slashed, twice, just for good measure. His body was riddled with tiny holes and burn marks and his hands and feet were missing. A dagger was thrust into his chest, pinning a wanted poster to the corpse for the authorities to help identify him.

Rork stood in the shadows to admire his work for a moment before turning to leave. With Joe taken care of, he began his reign of a sizeable chunk of RhyDin?s underground.

Rork Jin

Date: 2013-07-22 20:10 EST
?What?r u guys doin here?? a gruff voice came from behind them.

Rork Jin stifled a sneer and leveled his icy gaze at the two men he had brought with him for the occasion. They had been some of Joe?s longer-employed thugs so he figured they?d be perfect for the rendezvous tonight. They took orders just fine but when the voice suddenly barked through the night?s shadows, they jumped. Not very much but enough to be noticed.

?Why good evening kind sir,? Rork said smoothly as he turned on his heels to face the man then bow ever so elegantly. ?You haven?t seen a couple of men in a cargo wagon wheeling around and looking rather lost, have you??

The thick, slightly pudgy, man furrowed his brows and ran his calloused, stumpy fingers through the white, craggy mess he called a beard. His beady eyes glanced between the trio before finally shook his head. Brannon was his name and he was the nightwatch for the docks.

?These docks be closed now,? Brannon said and postured as if he were going to thrash the three of them.

From the looks of him, Brannon probably could. Together, Rork?s henchmen were about the man?s size, maybe a little smaller and the newly self-promoted crime-lord had his suit pressed early in the day so scrapping was out for him. He slid his long, slender digits into his inner breast pocket making Brannon reach for the pistol neatly tucked into his belt in full view.

?Easy does it,? Rork said then plucked a tiny gold-purse from within his jacket.

Brannon relaxed a little and eyed the men dubiously. Rork opened the purse and pulled out a gold coin. He held it up for the nightwatch to see then flipped it to him. The older, somewhat burly man caught the coin then craned his head.

?Let me explain, if you will,? Rork said before curling his lips into a smile. ?We?re new here and we?ve been out on these docks since before sunset, waiting for what appears to be a couple of inept couriers to deliver some freight. So if you can find it in your heart to excuse our ignorance in regards to operating hours, I promise it won?t happen again.?

?Ya shoulda been told when yas checked in at tha office,? Brannon lectured. He normally would have lectured them right off the docks to enjoy some of the harbor seas, but that gold-piece Rork had been so generous with tamed his temper. ?Yous did sign in, ya??

?Of course,? Rork said. ?If you don?t mind my associates waiting here, just in case those bumbling couriers show up, I?ll gladly go with you to the office to confirm my admission. I?m sure if I were up to no good, you?d have quite the easy time thrashing me.?

Brannon tried not to smile. He was a tough sort and had been the center, and victor, of many pub brawls. He sized Rork up again then tucked the gold coin away. He nodded then jerked his head in the direction of the office.

The two of them passed the time with idle chit chat. The nightwatch was a very likable fellow which would have made anyone else a little sorry for what Rork was about to do. For him, it was business.

?Here we be,? Brannon said, unlocking the door for them to enter.

?So we are,? Rork said smoothly before pulling out a blade and slicing it across the poor fellow?s throat.

Rork was a bit dismayed that he only had the time to discard the corpse and not pay homage to his usual artistry. Business was at hand so after locking the office again, he adjusted his gray derby and leisurely strolled back to his helpers. By then the two couriers had arrived with the wagon.

?Thanks!? one of the couriers said as he counted the payment in the little sack one of the henchmen tossed him. ?Valuable stuff I guess. What is it? Exotic imports??

?Yes,? Rork smiled. ?Something like that.?

He dismissed the cargo wagon and after a few trips, the goods were safely stowed at Rork?s base of operations. He waited patiently as one of his men pried one of the boxes open. On the outside, the crime boss was as cool and placid as pond in the spring, but on the inside he was a jumble of excitement, like a child opening a gift. He reached in and pulled out a vial of thick, azure liquid. It sparkled in the firelight of his office.

?What is it?? one of the men asked.

Rork beheld it in his gaze for several long moments before curling his lips into a malicious smile.

?I call it, Allure,? he said before gingerly placing the vial back in the create.

"What does it do?" the other asked.

"Make us rich," Rork said before leaning back in his chair and laughing malevolently.

The inhabitants of RhyDid had no clue what was instore for them, nor did the local constables and peace-keepers.

Rork Jin

Date: 2013-07-25 23:46 EST
Noora waited impatiently for her husband to arrive home. She held the tiny vial of azure in her hand. Magnus had acquired it nearly two weeks ago. When he brought it home and showed it to her, she refused to believe what the liquid was supposed to do. But after some experimentation, it far exceeded their expectations.

She remembered the first time they tried it. She refused to believe that just a few drops from the vial would enhance sexual prowess and increase orgasmic pleasure. But it did. She and Magnus made love for hours. Their sheets were dripping with sweat and they barely broke to catch their breath before they were at it again. It was mind-blowing and she craved her husband every second of every day since, as he did for her.

Unable to handle being without him after he left for work this morning, Noora plucked the vial from its spot beside their bed and squeezed two drops onto her tongue. Her body immediately responded. She started to sweat profusely and it felt like a wildfire raged inside of her. Two hours later, when she was unable to move her arms and legs any more, she collapsed on their bed. She had never pleasured herself before and felt a little guilty afterward. Magnus should have stayed home to be with her. Now, several hours later, it was dark and her husband should be home any moment.

"Noora!" her husband bellowed from the entrance of their home.

Noora lept from their bed and ran around the corner toward him. His lips curled into a smile as his wife charged at him, naked, curves gently glowing from a light sheen of sweat from the balmy evening. She crushed her body into Magnus' and kissed him feverishly. He scooped off her feet and took her to their bed to love her again.

An hour later, Magnus found himself straining to keep up with his wife's pace. They had taken the liquid and now writhed feverishly on the bed, trying to quench their lustful thirst. His chest heaved as he looked up at her. He had taken to lying on his back to allow himself a little bit of respite. Above him, his wife moved like an animal.

Noora's fingers dug into his shoulders. Her hips ground against his and her womanhood squeezed him tightly with each vigorous movement. It was hot, too hot, and Magnus suddenly found himself gasping for air.

He choked and tried to push her off of him. It felt as if someone where holding a pillow over his face, smothering him, stealing every ounce of air he tried to take into his burning lungs. Magnus had to stop, even though his most primal side urged him on, he couldn't take it.

"Stop," he coughed, pawing at her, trying to push her away but she refused.

"Dammit Noora!" he cried. "Stop!"

Her eyes opened and she looked down at him darkly. She growled and dug her nails into his chest, piercing his flesh, making him bleed and steadying herself from his feeble shoving. Noora grit her teeth together and continued to make ravenous love to her husband. She refused to stop, to give into his desire to stop and she began to hate him for even considering stealing away euphoria that had gripped her so tightly.

"Please!" Magnus pleaded before becoming lightheaded.

Finally Noora stopped. She slapped him in the face, leaving tiny smudges of blood from her fingertips, and disappeared around the corner. Magnus rolled onto his side and nearly vomited. His lungs filled with air and his breathing became less labored. He glared at the vial on the little table beside their bed and decided they were done with the concoction.

Noora shivered as she leaned back against the wall around the corner from their bedroom. She couldn't believe the gall of her husband. He was weak and frail and didn't deserve to have her in his bed. Her thighs squeezed together and her hands roamed over her soft, naked body. She was still on fire.

Her slender digits grazed along the curves of her breasts then travelled slowly down her flat stomach. Just as she was about to slide them between her silky thighs she heard a tiny shatter. Noora's eyes flew open and she stormed into the bedroom. Her husband was lying on his back and the tiny vial was in pieces on the floor.

"What did you do!?" she screamed.

She hit the floor, hunching over the vial and slowly evaporating pool of liquid. She clawed at the floorboards, dampening her fingertips with the fluid and sucking them into her mouth. Noora looked like a junky trying to salvage what little drug she could. Magnus watched her, still trying to recover from their intense, sexual episode.

Noora cried and pulled the dagger they kept hidden beneath the bed. She rose to her feet and crawled onto her husband. Magnus was still too weak to defend himself as she stabbed him in the chest. Noora twisted the dagger in his flesh and lowered herself onto his semi-rigid manhood.

She rocked her hips up and down as she stabbed him over and over. Her brain felt as if someone had run a red hot poker through her skull. She didn't know how much of the drug she had scooped up with her fingers, it was well over the prescribed amount. She didn't care. She continued to indulge herself with her husband, watching his horrified eyes blink slowly as the life seeped from his flesh.

Noora arched her back and cried out in pleasure as her orgasm ripped through her body. She took the dagger and stabbed it into her stomach then lifted her arms high into the air. Finally she became still and collapsed on top of her husband.

Rork Jin watched through a grimy window. He had been following Magnus home, curious at how long the self-life of his customers would be. He smiled and tugged on his gray derby before hiking the collar of his well-tailored jacket up around his neck.

"Hmmmm," he mused. "Interesting."

With a flightly whistle on his lips, he headed on his merry way.

Rork Jin

Date: 2013-08-14 22:38 EST
A few weeks had passed since Rork introduced Allure to the general population. He had learned a great deal about the ultimate demise of his customers and he was uncharacteristically perturbed. Business bloomed but he could see a swift, certain demise to his venture.

?Come on boys, we?re going on a trip,? he told the guards standing just inside of his office door.

Their faces lit up. They were always happy to accompany him on trips out of town, whether it was a quick day trip or a spell overseas. Rork would typically let them have free reign after their business was done and they drank and wooed women until it was time to leave.

This trip, however, wasn?t going to be a quick one. He had conveyed to his apothecary his distaste for the swiftness of Allure?s effects but it seemed like each shipment was identical to the one before. His clients would typically purchase a vial, a single, bleeding vial, and before the contents had been consumed, they would die a horribly wrong death.

Their lifespan needed to extend to a year, at least, to keep the revenue flowing. Once he burned out his user base, Rork intended on uprooting his operation to settle in at another place rich with unsuspecting customers. He didn?t relish the idea of moving every six months or so.

As for the authorities, they were of no mind to him. He?d been confronted by a constable or two on more than one occasion and spent a night in jail once on trumped up charges. In all of his dealing with the law, never once did they mention Allure or drugs. To them, he seemed to be a simple criminal, a lowbie thug whose organization was involved in petty theft.

So far, so good. His planning had worked doubly. It kept him from the spotlight and kept his competition pressed painfully under the police?s thumbs. Each time bodies were found, the cops brought in a handful of more prominent crime bosses. With any luck, one or two of them would be carted off to a nice, uncomfortable dungeon cell, presenting him the opportunity to expand his operation.

The trio piled into a simple wagon and set off on their trip. Sabin, Rork?s chemist, would no doubt be unhappy with their arrival. The short, pudgy, red-faced man didn?t care much for company and despised unannounced visits. Sabin knew his importance and used it to keep Rork at a distance.

The next morning, they arrived at Sabin?s place with the chemist already waiting for them outside of the gates. Rork sneered at the contempt on the man?s face and knew it was time clue him into how things were supposed to run.

?What do you want?? Sabin asked impatiently with a hint of venom in his words.

Rork pulled himself over the edge of the wagon and landed on his feet with the grace of a balladeer. He walked up to the man, drawing in close, too close for Sabin. Sabin began to sweat and looked up at Rork.

?We need to talk,? Rork said.

He took the apothecary by the scruff of his shirt and shoved him past the gates.