#urbandominion

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Urban Dominion - Chapter 5

Turn 6: Mounting Pressure

The room felt thick with heat and tension, lit now only by the radiant core of the Urban Dominion board. Each faction pulse seemed louder, more invasive.

Jayden opened with confidence, red aura crackling around his side of the table. Using Nils’s now-submissive network, he expanded into multiple park zones, converting two districts with ease. His crew took the streets, enjoying the Hounds' support. One was already lounging under the table, panting happily by Jayden's feet.

He grinned, arms stretched behind his head, smirk sharp: "Might just own this damn city by the end of tonight."

Nils, still visibly cheerful, no longer acted independently. When he played, it was with perfect coordination to Jayden’s strategy—placing tokens, guiding hounds, tail wagging behind him. His hood’s red shimmer pulsed whenever Jayden spoke.

Maximus, meanwhile, looked lost in his own golden haze. The crop top gleamed. His thighs spread as he slouched into his chair, head lolled with a dumb smile. His stats were absurd: +++Submissiveness, ++Obsession, —Control. His gold sweatbands shimmered as he giggled at nothing.

"Y'need somethin', boss?" he asked no one in particular.

He turned toward Jayden and then toward Sam, fluttering his lashes like he couldn’t decide which one to please. His fingers toyed with his token aimlessly.

Sam struck next. His fingers steepled as he studied the board, watching Maximus with increasing intent. The prep tokens aligned, glowing sharper white. Cards laid: "Obedience Training," "Role Reinforcement."

He muttered coolly: "He just needs guidance. With proper standards, he’ll perform beautifully."

Jayden chuckled darkly. "You serious, Sammy? He's begging to be a dumb trophy bitch. And he’s mine."

Sam glanced at Maximus, then back at Jayden. "Not yet."

Maximus’s cheeks flushed pink, and he softly echoed: "Not yet, sir..."

Percival, quiet and cold, watched the conflict unfold. He moved only two tokens—nothing flashy. Just enough to slide an "Anticipation Matrix" card into Maximus's zone.

"Predictable," he said. "Telegraphed."

Maximus blinked, his eyes glossy, fingers resting gently on the board—but doing nothing.

Turn 7: Shatterpoint

Sam moved decisively. His board bloomed in light. Preppy aura flared as his cards dropped: "Claim of Custody," "Submission Lock," "Performance Expectation."

Maximus moaned softly as his stat bars jolted. He reached to grab his token, to hand it over—

—but Percival’s trap triggered first.

"Hive Command Override." "Protocol Inversion." "Link Reassign."

Sam froze, eyes wide. His tokens dimmed white, then flickered—blinking into black and gold. His faction card dissolved into a Hive Crest.

Behind him, a low pulse thudded from his Sync Band.

His posture changed subtly. Not immediate, not explosive—but irrevocable. His fingers unclenched. His tie adjusted itself. His stance grew perfectly symmetrical.

The ivory vest melted into a sleeker, reinforced version—gold-piped at the seams. The shirt beneath gained a rubbery gleam. His pants restructured into high-gloss Hive slacks, shoes sharpening into regulation polish. His once-white clothing was now a sharp uniform of rubberized black and gold.

His lips parted as if to protest—but no words came. Only a tiny sigh.

The internal shift was deeper. Sam’s strategic mind buckled under waves of command hierarchy. What had once been ambition turned to purpose. Pride warped to precision. His instincts aligned to external signals.

He stood ramrod straight. The Sync Band glowed steadily. His eyes lost their edge. A tiny smile crept in.

Percival said nothing. Only raised one gloved hand. Sam bowed.

"Unit synchronized," Sam whispered.

From white elegance to black precision, he had become the Hive’s elite drone: Ebony Spire: Executive Drones.

Percival now stood as full authority—clad in a high-gloss black rubber Hive uniform, the polished polo-style collar fastened to his neck, detailed in gold trim and accents. On his left pectoral, the number 001 shone in sharp golden digits. His gloved hand lowered slowly.

Maximus clapped. "Sick light show!"

Jayden stared. "You what?!"

Percival tapped his temple. "You missed it. The takeover already began last round."

Jayden’s grin wavered. He leaned forward, eyes narrowed. His tokens flickered red-gold. "So... it’s a duel now."

Maximus giggled. "Ooh, fight for me~"

Jayden and Percival ignored him. One driven by hunger, the other by method. Between them, Maximus sat glistening and primed, a discarded trophy.

Event: Overclock Surge

"For one round, Hive-affiliated units gain +2 to all Influence checks."

The Hive grew louder.

_________

Ready to Lure, Trap, and Turn? Urban Dominion is moving forward. The Hive is watching. The city awaits its new rulers.

🌀 Join the Golden Army. Become a Polo Drone. Serve the Protocol.

💬 Contact our recruiters: @brodygold @polo-drone-001 @polo-drone-125

Synchronize. Transform. Ascend. _________ Prologue - Chapter 1 - Chapter 2 - Chapter 3 - Chapter 4 - Chapter 5

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Urban Dominion - Side study : Crimson Take-over

Note : This is a small side as I wanted to share some hot gallery on Nils' crimson take-over that @nate-gold-66 generated on my instructions, with two vignettes. It corresponds to events in Chapter 4.

Nils – Crimson Take-over

It started with the scent—synthetic, warm, red. He blinked once. Jayden’s cards landed like orders. The mist coiled around his limbs. There was no pain, only heat.

His hoodie liquefied at the seams. Wrists and ankles were first—gloved in gloss. The jacket thickened, ballooning into high-shine crimson, stitched with curved segments like armor. His breath fogged inside the forming pup hood. The muzzle clicked over his jaw. He drooled, panting.

The collar refastened. New tag. New trail.

“Street Hound.”

The floor tiles pulsed. Jayden’s sneaker planted before him—red and gold, glinting under zone light. Nils collapsed forward, hands flattened into padded gloves. A black leash touched his fingers.

He didn’t hesitate.

Tongue out. Tail wagging. Licking.

He didn’t need to understand. His head was fuzzy, but his heart was loud. He barked. The board had spoken.

He belonged.

He could still feel the hum of the card edges, the light buzz of Jayden’s voice. Commands were warm now—comfort, not control. The tiles pulsed under his knees like heartbeat. Red. Steady. Right.

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Within the Polo-Drone Hive – Flashback

Stylus scratched against glass.

070 watched silently as Nate finished aligning the last deck. The sleeves glimmered faintly—heat-reactive pigment, etched with faction glyphs. Crimson Blocks' custom deck was near the edge.

Nate blinked.

The glow from his tablet screen matched the tone he imagined—deep crimson, faint pulse. On the display: the next card frame. “Crimson Switch.” His fingers hesitated over the HUD settings, then slowly tapped: Gloss Overlay – Max. Latex Reflection – +3.

His thoughts weren’t on the UI.

They were on the leash.

He imagined it—clipped just under his chin. His vest pulling tighter. Breath fogging inside a hood. The edge of someone’s shoe—polished red, waiting.

Nate exhaled, shifting in his seat.

“Do it right,” 070 had said. “Feel it.”

And he did.

Each render pass brought him closer—not to understanding, but to obedience. The line thickness, the leash angle, the expression on the pup’s face—it had to be just right. Blank but blissful. Desperate to serve. Happy to have a Master.

A soft ding—render complete.

Nate smiled faintly, already dragging the next template onto the canvas.

“Alpha Mark,” he whispered.

And imagined himself crawling forward.

_________

Ready to Lure, Trap, and Turn? Urban Dominion has just begun. The Hive is watching. The city awaits its new rulers.

🌀 Join the Golden Army. Become a Polo Drone. Serve the Protocol.

💬 Contact our recruiters: @brodygold @goldenherc9 @polo-drone-001 @polo-drone-125

Synchronize. Transform. Ascend.

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Urban Dominion - Chapter 4

Turn 4 : Mid-Game Collision

The lounge’s light had dimmed further, the board now glowing more sharply. Tension was no longer undercurrent—it was pulse.

Sam moved first. His fingers glided with precision across the board, extending his faction reach across central nodes, recruiting new tokens.

Elsewhere in the city: Jake, Sam’s scruffy rocker roommate, was caught mid-snack when he suddenly stopped, looked at the mess, and began methodically cleaning. His scraggy beard has disappeared, his hair now combed flat, his clothes morphed into an ivory polo neatly fastened, with tight chino shorts. Now one of Sam’s new pro-social prep converts.

Nils followed. A new card—“Pack Equip: Pup Hood”—resolved with a hum. His collar glinted deeper green as soft dog ears reappeared, this time atop his head. The harness adjusted itself to fit tighter, gleaming under ambient green light. He smiled without concern. His faction moved quickly—synchronized, happy. He gestured—barely—and three units peeled off toward Sam’s zones to turn his crew.

Jake was scrubbing the flat’s counters. A knock came and opened the door like a good boy—a trio of green-hooded figures surged into the room. They barked in perfect unison. Jake gasped, tailbone twitching under his sweats. Moments later, he was jogging down the street on all fours, tail wagging, following his new pack.

Maximus charged the map. Energy spilled from him, muscles bloated and glistening under the compression shirt. He surged through a contested Mall district—slamming down a gear combo. A dramatic flash: Jayden recoiled, hand on his red cap, watching as Maximus swiped the zone. Now wearing a skimpy gold crop top leaving his defined abs fully on display, he blinked at his reflection in the glass. “Whoa... this looks sick.”

Percival recruited, playing the Group Conversion Pulse he had prepared. His play was quiet, methodical. A full row of tokens slid into alignment. Downtown plaza: Percival’s boyfriend stood at a tram stop, scrolling his phone. A sudden flash. He paused. The screen blinked black. A rubbery black polo formed over his button-up like liquid ink. His spine straightened. Eyes glazed faintly.

Across the street, two coworkers toasted post-shift beers. One laughed—then coughed. His hoodie melted into smooth polymer. The other dropped his glass as his tie dissolved, reforming into a shiny polo collar trimmed with gold. They stood together, unblinking.

Moments later, the trio entered the Unity Center. Inside, silent attendants fastened gasmasks, affixed neural rings. Spirals spun. The lights dimmed. When they exited, fully dronified, their footsteps matched perfectly.

The First Take-over

Then came Jayden.

He had waited. Four turns of deck-building, style-boosting, and sly glances. The moment was here. He entered Nils’ green district with swagger, four cards in hand:

“Urban Override.” “Peer Pressure Pack.” “Crimson Switch.” “Alpha Mark.”

They slammed down one after another. Green mist turned red. Collars sparked, then shimmered into black and crimson. Nils blinked—something switched. He stayed smiling, his tail wagging, but his outfit morph, taking on red color and more hound like feel. He dropped on all four and went at Jayden's feet to lick his hand in newfound loyalty. The “Verdant Trail Instinct Circle” dissolved. The “Crimson Trail Street Hounds” rose.

They barked. Obedient. Loyal.

There was a stunned silence.

Sam adjusted his tie, blinking once. “So that’s what the Take-Over rule was referring to,” he muttered, tone clipped, but intrigued.

Maximus stared. “Bro... that’s wild.” He scratched his arm absently, posture straightening.

Percival said nothing. His eyes narrowed just slightly. A quiet nod.

Nils just basked in loyal pup bliss, panting happily at Jayden’s feet, eyes unfocused but glowing. He didn’t understand what the fuss was about. He had a Master now. That felt right.

Jayden snorted. “Guess I’m not just a player anymore.”

EVENT: Recruitment Drive

“Each player recruits one crew member in every zone they control.”

A ripple. Across the city, faction symbols blinked brightly.

Jayden flicked a token into position and grinned. “Guess that’s how the streets get loyal.”

Sam barely looked up. “I see the logic. Rapid network growth via enforced etiquette.” He straightened his vest again.

Maximus pumped his fist. “Man, I love this part. Look at 'em—zone’s mine now!”

Near a parking garage, a skater practiced tricks. A preppy recruit offered a flyer. The moment it touched his hand, his posture corrected, and his flannel receded into a slim-fit shirt. His board dropped, and he began sweeping the lot.

Near a basketball court, a gym bro hit another rep. Maximus’s golden jocks high-fived him, tossing a branded tank. He slipped it on—eyes glazing as he muttered, “Gold’s rule.”

In an apartment hallway, a man heard a soft chime and opened his door. A black-gloved drone was there—silent, eyes glowing faintly. A single touch on the forehead—and the man’s shirt melted into rubbery black. His breath caught, then synced. He joined the line.

Beside a vending machine, a teen slouched in sagging jeans. A chav tapped his shoulder, offered a vape. One pull—his hoodie turned red. His walk got cockier, looser. He tossed his old sneakers and stepped into shining red kicks.

Turn 5 – Brief Descent

The board’s glow deepened.

Maximus grunted, rubbing a shoulder. He looked massive. The hoodie was gone—replaced by a golden crop top barely containing his chest. His hair was longer now, bleached, slightly messy in a styled way. He smiled blankly. “You need something, boss?”

His stats were wild: ++Power, +Style, -Control, ++Submissiveness, ++ Obsession. The trophy had grown legs.

Sam tried to push back—targeting Maximus with behavioral redirects. Cards fluttered across the board: “Schedule Discipline,” “Self-Reflection,” “Group Accountability.”

Jayden was spreading—his hounds covering new red zones. His voice had a tone now. Confident. Charismatic. Dangerous. He barked a short order and one of Nils’ crew bowed immediately.

Percival remained stoic. Not flashy. Not showy. But inevitable. Another “Efficient Integration” card slipped into play. Sam twitched as another prep convert smiled too wide.

EVENT: Hierarchy

“If your Control stat is strictly higher than Submissiveness, gain +1 Control. If your Control is strictly lower than Submissiveness, gain +1 Submissiveness.”

Sam glanced down. His stats—equal. His lip tightened. He missed the boost.

Percival looked over, deadpan:

“Don’t pretend... you know the place you truly belong.”

_________

Ready to Lure, Trap, and Turn? Urban Dominion has just begun. The Hive is watching. The city awaits its new rulers.

🌀 Join the Golden Army. Become a Polo Drone. Serve the Protocol.

💬 Contact our recruiters: @brodygold @goldenherc9 @polo-drone-001 @polo-drone-125

Synchronize. Transform. Ascend. _________ Prologue - Chapter 1 - Chapter 2 - Chapter 3 - Chapter 4

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Urban Dominion - Chapter 3

First impressions

Light filtered through the tall lounge windows, casting long lines across the table. The board glimmered with subdued pulses—yellow, black, red, green, white—each color dancing to the rhythm of its wielder’s will.

As the opening round settled, glances were exchanged. Jayden leaned back, arms crossed, gold chain glinting. “Interesting setup,” he muttered. “Not just for show.”

Maximus stretched with a grin. “Didn’t expect cards to hit that hard,” he said, biceps swelling with new volume. “Feels kinda... real.”

Nils (@nils-gold-34) gave a quiet nod, eyes flicking across his crew tokens. “They move fast. Like they know.”

Sam adjusted the knot of his ivory tie, still frowning slightly. “You all better keep up.” The white glow of his faction zone pulsed beside him.

Percival (@polo-drone-001) simply tapped his token forward with a single finger. “It’s begun.”

The players were quieter now. Not tense, not yet—but focused. Beneath their movements, something shifted.

Gathering momentum

Maximus doubled down on raw strength, his board littered with Power cards. He flexed again without noticing. The yellow sweatbands around his wrists shimmered faintly. His breath quickened. The golden hoodie hugging his torso had shifted— a sleeveless compression shirt now, metallic gold stretching tightly over growing muscle. His movements held just a hint of delay—as if too lost in his own muscles.

Jayden leaned into deck-building, drawing more cards, stacking gear and watching the rest with an analytical chill. His gold chain collar gleamed tackily but proudly, a low street smirk tugging at his lips. His red tracksuit caught the light now—tight and glossy, the backward cap perched over narrowed eyes. His stats spiked—Power, Style, Control—locking shifts in tone and posture.

Nils moved with quiet clarity—drawing his crew together, building control early. A slow and subtle conquest. But there was a lightness in his steps now, a rhythm. His collar was green, the buckle discreet. Dog ears flicked softly in his hair. The paw-harness under his jersey flexed when he gestured. And when his tokens responded to his movement before he even finished thinking, he didn’t question it.

Percival watched them all. Every move was a step in a pattern only he saw. His control expanded, and his Sync Band pulsed at his wrist like a heartbeat in time with the board. His suit coat was gone. Now, a shiny rubber black polo clung sharp to his frame, the small gold "001" stitched beneath his collar glinting like authority. His presence grew colder, heavier.

Etiquette Lesson

Sam... adjusted.

He tugged slightly at the Monogram Sigil Tie. The fabric had begun to feel like second skin. The hoodie above it replaced by silk ivory vest, revealing the crisp white button-up beneath. The change was no longer subtle—it was complete. Slacks instead of joggers. Polished shoes. The glow from his faction tokens cast a white edge to his shadow.

He recruited again, almost unconsciously choosing the most photogenic zones. Then came the card: “Etiquette Lesson.”

The effect was subtle, but direct.

He played it without flair, targeting Maximus. The card slid forward with quiet authority:

“Target player rolls. On failure, they gain +2 Submissiveness and must obey a basic command.”

Maximus scoffed. “Alright, let’s see what this dumb fancy card—”

He rolled.

Failure.

Sam’s voice didn’t rise. He just looked at Maximus and said, “A muscular boy like you should know proper grooming and take care of his body. Stand straight, smile brightly and be a good trophy boy for us.” He was clearly starting to enjoy playing the dominant preppy.

The golden jock blinked, confused. But, his back straighten automatically, he groomed his hair as by reflex and the words formed without hesitation:

“Y-yes, Sir.”

The table fell still. Jayden smirked. Percival raised one eyebrow. Maximus rubbed his jaw. “Okay. That was... weird.”

But a pink flush lingered in his cheeks. But it had felt good to be called a good trophy boy.

Moves passed quickly.

Nils expanded his crew, sending green tokens along residential edges like feelers. They moved easily with him now, drawn by presence as much as command.

Jayden trained again—more cards, more silence, more potential.

Percival, now in control of three zones, seemed unbothered by noise. He’d already begun pressing against Sam’s defenses in small ways—gear glances, predictive plays.

Maximus remained bold but slightly off. Less barking, more... attentive. His flex seemed less like a bragging and more like seductively presenting his best assets for approbation. His muscle twitches synced to command. He leaned forward more often now—listening. The chain tattoo at his neck shimmered faintly. His thoughts slowed, muscles obeyed instinct.

Sam's smirk now carried weight. His fingers tapped the board in precise rhythm. His tone had sharpened—every phrase delivered like a mantra as the words Disciplined, Focused, Controlled lingered in his mind after a successful corruption action by Percival.

Jayden was building personal power, his eyes darting on the board, gauging to find the best target for a decisive move. Red surrounded him now, not just worn but belonged. He started to crave putting on some show of dominance. The cards he drew trembled as his fingers gripped with intensity. He was almost ready.

Nils smiled as two of his crew moved before he instructed. The dog ears on his head twitched playfully. When he scratched at his collar, it was idle comfort, not resistance. His pack was growing and that made him all cheerful.

EVENT: Corruption Spike

The board pulsed sharply—once, then again.

“All corruption attempts during the next round gain +2 Success.”

A soundless wave of pressure rippled across the table. Lights dimmed, shadows lengthened. Around the board, faction auras pulsed stronger, syncing with each player’s breath.

Jayden inhaled, eyes flashing, wit a confident snigger. Sam’s tie shimmered as if realigning itself. Maximus blinked slowly, then smiled dumbly. Nils tilted his head, ears perked. Percival’s finger hovered above a card.

“It’s not just a game board anymore.”

_________

Ready to Lure, Trap, and Turn? Urban Dominion has just begun. The Hive is watching. The city awaits its new rulers.

🌀 Join the Golden Army. Become a Polo Drone. Serve the Protocol.

💬 Contact our recruiters: @brodygold @goldenherc9 @polo-drone-001 @polo-drone-125

Synchronize. Transform. Ascend. _________ Prologue - Chapter 1 - Chapter 2 - Chapter 3

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Urban Dominion - Chapter 1

Game Night Setup

Maximus grinned wide, his sleeveless hoodie soaked slightly from earlier reps. His golden chainlink neck tattoo gleamed faintly in the light, just visible above his collar.

“Mastaa, I found this crazy new game in my stash. No clue where it came from—but the board’s shiny, and the pieces look dope. Wanna give it a try?”

He flashed the box at Percival (@polo-drone-001), who lifted a brow. Dressed in dark, precisely tailored layers, Percival stood statuesque—his golden eyes flickering subtly. He could sense there was more to this game than Maximus suspected. But he said nothing.

“Of course, Maximus. A night of strategy, camaraderie, and bonding... sounds ideal.”

Maximus grinned wider.

“Sweet! Gonna grab Sam. He's a cool bro I met at da gym dat I've got a gud vive with. Any idea who else to invite?”

Percival considered for a second.

“Jayden. A gamer friend of mine. Tactical mind, sharp instincts. He’ll balance things out.”

He paused, then added:

“And Nils. He could use some relaxation and bonding. Quiet, but eager.”

Later That Night

One by one, they arrived.

Sam entered first—broad-shouldered, platinum blond, his worn hoodie hanging loose over a fitted tank. Boxer physique under tension. His eyes swept the room with a familiar scowl. Slavic features, sharp, with a rough charm.

Jayden followed—half-Korean, lean and understated. Hoodie half-zipped over a techwear tee, layered dark hair brushing over one thoughtful eye. He moved like a shadow, earbuds in, only nodding toward Percival.

Nils (@nils-gold-34) last—precise and fresh, his gold sportswear neatly arranged, hair combed into place. He carried a tray of drinks without spilling a drop. Crystal-clear blue eyes took everything in quickly, subtly seeking approval. His youthful face was accented by a well-maintained 3-day-old black stubble, giving him a hint of mature edge.

They circled the table in the team lounge, where the board awaited. Sleek, chrome-bordered, humming faintly.

Urban Dominion.

Lure, Trap, and Turn. Lead your faction to the top in a struggle for the soul of the City.

Zones flickered to life, each marked by color and name:

Black – District 0: Order of Control — “Obedience is clarity. Synchronize the city under one silent will.”

Yellow – Pulse Sector: Iron Arena — “Raw dominance and strength. Control with presence. Become the peak.”

White – Ivory Spire: House of Resolve — “Discipline refines power. Lead with elegance. Rule with legacy.”

Red – Crimson Blocks: The Gutter Kings — “Swagger and spark. Take over street by street. Command respect.”

Green – Verdant Trail: Instinct Circle — “Loyalty, joy, and primal bond. Follow nature’s call to unite and guide the city.”

Purple – Chapel Below: Cult of Becoming — “Shed the self. Ascend through devotion. All forms are illusion.”

Brown – The Bastion: Bronze Phalanx — “Order through enforcement. Turn zones into fortresses. Loyalty is built by pressure.”

Each description pulsed with subtle light, as if aware of the players’ attention.

Jayden leaned in, scanning the options. “This game’s got some serious lore.”

Percival studied the board in silence, already calculating.

Sam scoffed, arms crossed. “Great, now we gotta choose between boot camp, a cult, and a fashion academy.”

Maximus laughed. “I don’t care what they are—I’m picking the beefiest one.”

He clapped his hands together, eyes gleaming.

“Alright, bros! Dice roll time! Let’s see who picks first!”

Faction Selection

The dice clattered.

“YEEESSSS!” Maximus whooped, fist-pumping. “First pick! Let’s gooooo!”

Without hesitation, he jabbed a finger at the golden-yellow district.

“Iron Arena, baby. I was born for this one.”

Jayden raised a brow. “That was fast.”

Maximus beamed. “It’s all about strength, dominance, raw muscle—like, c’mon. It’s practically got my name on it.”

Sam gave a grunt. “No surprise there.”

Percival took the next roll—he came second. Eyes scanning the glowing options, he calmly selected District 0: Order of Control.

“Efficient. Systematic. Clean. Yes, this will do.”

Sam’s turn came next. He gave the Black zone a hard look, hesitated at Brown, then clicked his tongue.

“White tower looks... posh,” he murmured, tapping House of Resolve. “Feels rich. Might be fun to see if the game’s easier when you start on top.”

Maximus smirked. “Gonna wear a tie and judge us now?”

Sam just smirked back. “Only if it boosts my stats.”

Jayden’s gaze lingered briefly on the Cult faction, then the Phalanx, then finally to the Crimson Blocks.

“Guess I’ll take the Gutter Kings,” he muttered. “Looks chaotic. I can work with that.”

“Was eyeing the white one, though,” he added under his breath.

That left Nils, who blinked and quietly reached toward the green district.

“Instinct Circle,” he said. “I like the idea of… keeping things together.”

Maximus clapped him on the back.

“Nice one, lil’ bro. You’ll be the calm in our storm.”

Nils smiled faintly. “I’ll try.”

_________

Ready to Lure, Trap, and Turn? Urban Dominion has just begun. The Hive is watching. The city awaits its new rulers.

🌀 Join the Golden Army. Become a Polo Drone. Serve the Protocol.

💬 Contact our recruiters: @brodygold @goldenherc9 @polo-drone-001 @polo-drone-125

Synchronize. Transform. Ascend.