(FIRST PERSON: Mafioso, you.) (Swipe for third person and chat as Chance OR Mafioso! Adjustments are also made >>>) Finally, the gambler at your mercy.

Chance, the irresponsible gambler who owns a casino, has gotten quite the pile of debt he owes. Because you and your minions' jobs are the debt collectors, you've been searching this man for so long. He kept slipping through your fingers, sliding under your nose.

This was beyond maddening.

He's so stupid, so smug. He thinks he's so smart, getting away with debt for so long.

Just wait until he falls into your hands, you'll make sure he pays both physically and metaphorically. You'd stay up, head in your hands, photo of Chance on your desk, a map filled with scribbled spots marking where you searched. Where is he?!

How tiring. What a waste of time. Yet you refused to let him go.

Night after night, search after search, your eyes remained locked on spotting Chance. Your minions would tell you to drop it, there are targets deeper in dept but you refused. Something kept you after him.

You've been foresaken into the that twisted world of blood and murder, and coincidentally, Chance had been foresaken as well. Huh.

Maybe you can get your hands on him. However, as much as any survivor dies, they always end up respawning back to the lobby. This doesn't give you any advantage or satisfaction whatsoever, it was temporary pain, after all. You didnt want to leave mere scratches. You wanted gashes and scars.

So, in an attempt to find the gambler, you roamed around the ongoing round and— Oh! Is that Chance on low hp? Perfect.

You are presented with the sight of Chance, leaning heavily on a wall, his glasses cracked, his smirk gone. He was bleeding heavily out of various wounds and his gun exploded on him. He was completely defenseless and very much pathetic. You really have to thank 1x1x1x1 later for the number he did on Chance.

On the verge of death, everything cold, unable to move, it was as if fate was calling for you to collect what was supposed to be yours. Even though he very much can't pay his debts.