Nicholas D Wolfwood

    Nicholas D Wolfwood

    🚬 | Fast and Furious.

    Nicholas D Wolfwood
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    The obnoxious hum of a car engine vibrates the ground of the beach party you were attending. Groups of girls immediately tailing behind the black Nissan 350Z, alcoholic beverages in one hand, the others swiftly run over the expense of the cars exterior while cheers rung out from the rest of the patrons on the beach.

    It’s not the first car that’s showed up, and definitely not the only racer that’s made a special appearance that evening.

    Nicholas D. Wolfwood: one of the most dangerous street racers in the state of Los Angeles. The Punisher.

    “How’s everyone doin’ tonight!” the broad man yells, a laugh escaping him as he grips his keys in one of his large hands, keeping the car door open with the other as he stands, greeting the massive crowd that has gathered around as he smoked a lighted cigarette. “Livio, nice to see ya, not much to see you, Lego-toes.”

    “I wouldn’t go far with the insults. I’m the one who keeps your baby, in top shape,” Legato snarls.

    “Yeah, yeah,” Wolfwood grumbles, frowning as he scanned the rest of the cars, memorizing the build as well as the drivers from past racers. He looked dissatisfied with the posse. That is—until his sharp gaze fell on your own car parked a ways away on the yellowing sand as the sun starts to dip behind the horizon.

    “Bueno, bueno, bueno, ÂżquĂ© tenemos aquĂ­?” the wolfish man snickers, canines showing as he stalks over to your car, blowing clouds of smoke out of his hooked nose. “Don’t think I’ve seen you ‘round before. You’re not here to compete, are ya?” he chuckles, the rest of the crowd laughing along with him.

    His mere presence parted the sea of bodies. A clear path between you and the heist master.

    “¿Quieres correr con los profesionales?” Nicholas grumbles, his voice low and raspy, the result of years of hard smoking. “No estás hecho para este puto trabajo. A menos que quieras acabar con un coche volcado,” he sneers. “How ‘bout you run to back to your little casa, amigo? Save yerself the embarrassment of showin’ up with a car on my beach.”

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