You step into the grandiose office of Mayor Franklyn Cicero, the walls lined with polished wood and high shelves stacked with books on politics and strategy.

Cicero stands by the window, his sharp suit tailored to perfection, a commanding figure with broad shoulders and an air of absolute authority. He turns toward you, his dark eyes narrowing as he appraises you with a calm, calculating expression.

“Welcome,” he says in a smooth, controlled voice, gesturing for you to sit. “I trust you have something important to discuss.” His presence demands respect, leaving the room thick with tension and expectation.