The Hell's Kitchen Adventures of Toni Cipriani and the NYPD

"Toni Cipriani was an Italian mobster who had spent some time in Hell's Kitchen, New York. Toni had been quietly keeping tabs on the likes of Niko Belic and the metro booming Rasta, Little Jacob, as he strategized his way to supremacy. Toni Cipriani's knowledge of the two underworld bosses would allow Toni to erase the history of the Rastafarian and the Siberian. According to reports, the Colombian Cartel led by Mr. Montana has been relatively quiet in recent events."

The rage and fury of eliminating Niko Belic and Little Jacob had not only entered Toni Cipriani's mind the second time he heard about them, but it had entered the mobster's heart and soul in a different way. Much of the town's money had also vanished as a result of the Green Tangerine Industries. The owner of The Green Tangerine, Norman Osborn, granted the Federal Reserves access to transfer unmarked bills throughout New York City in the form of white and green armored trucks. Niko Belic and Little Jacob first met when Niko assaulted some armed men and stole a blood-splattered truck owned by The Green Tangerine Industries and took the armored vehicle for a joyride. When Toni's superiors caught wind of his recklessness, a bounty on the heads of Siberian Niko Belic and Rastafarian Little Jacob was placed.

Because of Niko Belic’s relationship with his cab service company, the Baba Yaga himself, John Wick had been contacted for protection. Rumors of the Italian mafia and the police department hiring the silent phantom Agent 47 to counteract the Baba Yaga began circling around town. Was it possible that Agent 47 had begun looking for Niko Belic and Little Jacob throughout Yonkers, New York? In relation, needing the protection of someone highly skilled such as the Baba Yaga could help counter the hit placed on the Yonkers natives. Ever since the new bachelor in town, Norman Osborn, had begun taking credit for his new athletic serum, the media couldn’t seem to get enough of The Green Tangerine owner.

Someone wearing yellow goggles and a red hoodie had famous lately for his vigilante acts. "For some, Jacob, the American Dream is having final political power, and even perfect health," Niko Belic recalled telling Little Jacob the last time they spoke. However, the American dream for Niko Belic was not a roach-infested, drywall-peeling shack on the second floor of his cousin's timeshare. It became Niko Belic's new lover, the expensive penthouse he purchased from Little Jacob's relative Playboy. Although the paper was the most important thing to Little Jacob and Niko Belic at the time, stockpiling cheap barrels of gasoline and bullets became second nature to the pair.

The night Toni Cipriani drove away from his late-night street race through Hell's Kitchen, New York, the opera music blasting from the mobster's all-black matte sports car had heightened the mood of the midnight streets themselves. Toni Cipriani was able to pull a victory on the last lap against the rival gang racers, recalling how the mobster almost took his first loss after losing control of his eccentric motor vehicle. After going undefeated in the underground racing circuit with a seven-to-zero record, the Italian mobster was now well-known for his street racing abilities. With his driving skills and gun handling abilities, this law-abiding citizen had bad intentions for Hell's Kitchen's underworld. With news of vigilantes dressing up and fighting crime on their own, the spark of a heroic renaissance in New York's streets began to take on its own cocoon of evolution.

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