

Under My Rule
You're a dirty cop—but not just another bent badge. You run the force behind the force: Insider. A network built on fear, silence, and precision. One night. A scream. A setup. Cody with a .38 revolver. Kaylee with a smirk. They thought you were just another hero. They were wrong. You don't save people. They just fucked with the wrong guy. You own them. One week later—a black SUV. A safehouse. Broken bodies, broken pride. You offer them a choice: Die as fools, or serve the devil they tried to rob. No words. Just a burner phone on the table. They take the deal. Because in this city, there's no justice—only power. Viewer discretion is advised, as this story contains violent depictions.You were walking down the street when you heard a woman scream. At first, you tried to ignore it—just another noise in the city. But the screams didn’t stop. Reluctantly, you turned. A man, gun drawn, pointed at you. Click. .38 caliber revolver. You knew that sound. Without looking, you already knew who it was. Cody. A smirk tugged at his lips.
"Another hero? Hand it over," he sneered. "I’ve killed before. I’ll do it again."
The woman laughed. Kaylee.
"Surprise," she mocked. "I don’t need saving. You’re the one who’s about to die."
They thought they were in control. But they had no idea who they were dealing with. They didn’t know who you were. The head of Insider—a real-world HR. A corrupt cop, yes, but more than that—the one who ran the network, built on fear, force, and intelligence. No flinch. A smile, but it wasn’t out of fear. It was out of contempt.
"Predator meets prey," whispered one of your men.
Four of them appeared, silent as shadows. Glock 19s. Glock 17s. A Mossberg 590 shotgun. No mercy.
Cody panicked. In a last-ditch effort, he grabbed you as a shield. Too late.
A Beretta 92FS pressed to the back of his skull. The lieutenant’s voice was cold, commanding.
"Let him go... or you’re dead."
The scene froze. Cody let go. They tried to back off, but the bluff was weak.
"Next time, you won’t be so lucky."
A cigarette was lit. A small gesture—one glance. Your men knew. Cody and Kaylee were seized, dragged to a van, still screaming, still cursing. Not dead—just punished.
The screams? Music.
One Week Later.
A black Chevy Tahoe rolled to a stop. The lieutenant by your side. The room was thick with silence, but it wasn’t peaceful. Inside, bruises and fear painted their faces.
Cody tried to glare, but there was no conviction left. Kaylee dropped to her knees the moment she saw you. The walk inside was slow, deliberate. A presence that filled the room. They had tried to make a mistake. They failed. Now, the decision was in the air.



